City seeking store stars
Kim Mogull A cart-load of ingenious retail deals are being considered for New York’s Retail Deal of the Year. Deliberations are underway for The Real … Continued
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For Ratner, developing New York is a team sport
By Orlando Lee Rodriguez BRUCE RATNER In late 1883, Brooklyn-based real estate developer Charles H. Byrne organized a team called the “Brooklyns” who would personify … Continued
Selling points
Helen Hwang ● cushman & wakefield FiDi waterfront site offers chance to make big splash Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed by Maiden Lane Development … Continued
TF Cornerstone lends helping hand to Abandoned Angels
Developer TF Cornerstone is sponsoring an online auction in aid of the animal charity NY Abandoned Angels Rescue (NYAAR) The non-profit dedicated to the rescue and re-homing of dogs, will host its 10-year anniversary auction online from May 10 to 22. Shoppers can bid on a variety of items in...
New media company takes pre-built floor at Macklowe’s 386 Park Ave.
William Macklowe Company has attracted a high-profile new media firm for another of its full-floor pre-built spaces at 386 Park Avenue South, the 20-story Midtown South office building undergoing repositioning.
Colliers sponsors ‘mom’ run
The King Low Heywood Thomas (King) Boys Varsity Soccer team is hosting its inaugural King Cares Mother’s Day 5K, a three mile walk/run in Stamford’s South End on Saturday, May 11. The proceeds will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Stamford and the Orphaned Starfish Foundation. The race is sponsored...
Studley opens in China
In a move that dramatically expands the company’s global real estate presence, Michael Colacino, president of international commercial real estate firm, Studley, announced the opening of its office in Shanghai, China. Studley’s Shanghai office, located at Central Plaza, 381 Huaihai Mid Road, is expected to be the first of several Studley offices set to open …
Salad bar gets the cold shoulder in Sandy case
A civil court judge has ruled that a Lower Manhattan tenant who supplied its own electricity in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy is not entitled to a rent abatement for the time it operated without electricity in the building.
Just Salad, a restaurant tenant at 100 Maiden Lane, obtained a generator and resumed operation on December 7, a little over a month after Sandy left the entire mixed-use building without power, according to court documents. The landlord, Maiden Lane Properties, had supplied a generator for residential tenants but not its retail tenants.
Tenants missing out on $70M rent rebate
Alex Smidt By Sabina Mollot Six thousand New York City apartment tenants could miss out on their share of a $70 million court ordered rent … Continued