Insurent Lease Guaranty announced it has grown its base of New Jersey owners and property managers dramatically in the first four months of 2014. BNE … Continued
Despite a sluggish April, the future looks bright for the downtown office market.
Lower Manhattan is on fire — and real estate leaders, city officials, and tech entrepreneurs are taking notice.
More than 600 tech companies call the area south of Chambers Street home; a 24 percent jump from just a year ago when that number was at 500, according to a report from the Downtown Alliance.
The firms range from smaller startups to better known companies such as Refinery 29 and Fast Company, to corporations including Sapient and Investment Technology Group.
55 Hudson Yards podium Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group today(Wednesday) unveiled Fifty Five Hudson Yards, the latest addition to the commercial office tower collection … Continued
By Arthur Rubinstein, president, Skyline Steel Corp. The Scaffold Law has now become the most significant issue facing NY State’s vital construction industry, and a significant … Continued
Eastern Consolidated has been retained as the exclusive broker to market for sale 145 East 125th Street, a corner retail office building in East Harlem, … Continued
By Holly Dutton at REcon in Las Vegas The future of the successful shopping mall is in shoppersâ hands. New technology that maps shoppers moves … Continued
● Eastern Consolidated Moelis to build Village apartments Eastern Consolidated has arranged the sale of 79-89 Avenue D in the East Village to Ron Moelis … Continued
A place has opened up along the restaurant row that surrounds the United Nations headquarters in Turtle Bay. Winick Realty Group president Steven E. Baker … Continued
●treetop development Onwards and upwards as firm closes $60M sale Treetop Development has completed the $60 million sale of a portfolio of 12 mixed-use apartment … Continued
Online marketplace Etsy has leased 200,000 s/f in a DUMBO office project owned by Jared Kushner, Aby Rosen and Invesco.
The e-commerce company, which sells anything from clothes and jewelry to chairs, is the first major tenant in the five-building office complex.