Once again, on a hot summer workday CBRE/32 Old Slip dispensed ice cream relief at the 4th Annual Ice Cream Social, offering Häagen-Dazs to tenants … Continued
By Al Barbarino Leading land use attorney Samuel “Sandy” H. Lindenbaum has died. He was 77. During a career that spanned five decades, Mr. Lindenbaum … Continued
A construction-ready oceanfront lot in Coney Island has just been brought to market by brokers at ERG Property Advisors. Artist rendering of The Sochi. 271 … Continued
Adams & Co. Real Estate brokered a 16,881 s/f lease at the Children’s Wear Center, 34 West 33rd St., for Cutie Pie Baby, Inc.
The company – whose clients include Babies R Us, Amazon.com and Nordstrom - will occupy the entire fifth floor space.
The company is moving from a 9,000 s/f space on 9th floor of the same building to accommodate its growth. “The new space keeps the company among other like-minded tenants for the long-term as they continue to expand and hire more employees,” said Levy.
By Sarah Trefethen Vornado will spend $140M redeveloping the retail at the base of The Marriot Marquis, shown here before this stretch of Broadway became … Continued
NEW YORK, NY – August 15, 2012 – Preeminent real estate development firmTF Cornerstone (TFC) recently partnered with FundingPost.com, an online entrepreneur-investor exchange, to host the 11th annual NYC Summer Angel & Venture Event and help launch the next generation of startup companies. Hosted at 505 West 37th Street (at 10th Avenue) on Aug. 9, the daylong educational seminar and workshop attracted approximately 300 professionals, venture capitalists and angel investors to the expansive lobby of TFC’s 43-story luxury rental building.
55 Gansevoort By Al Barbarino Two rival investment firms are battling over a Meatpacking District property that’s entwined in a web of legal disputes. Michael … Continued
The Concrete Industry Foundation Inc. will honor structural engineer Irwin Cantor and builder Charles DeBenedittis, long time worldwide director of design and construction activities for … Continued
HFZ Capital Group announced that it is moving ahead with plans to develop and convert into luxury residential condominiums the recently acquired 10-story, 122,000 s/f office building at 11 Beach Street. City records show the company paid $62 million for the Tribeca property that sits on an “L” shaped plot with 81 feet of frontage …
By Sarah Trefethen The New York City Council voted last Wednesday to approve New York Universityâs plans to expand its campus in the West Village. … Continued