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James Nelson By Al Barbarino Rental rates continue to spiral upward as buyers look to Manhattan multifamily properties as a reliable investment — even as … Continued

By Liana Grey Apartment prices are starting to climb back up as the developers work to clear a bottle-neck of projects. Building permits have gone … Continued

By Sarah Trefethen Rendering of the Atlantic Yards development by SHoP Architects Even with construction still underway, the effects of Barclays Center Arena are being … Continued

By Liana Grey David Winoker Industry leader David Winoker died in a skydiving accident last Friday at the age of 49. Known for repositioning office … Continued

250 West 55th will be ready for occupancy in Jan. 2014 By Al Barbarino Law firm Morrison & Foerster is taking an additional floor in Boston … Continued

By Al Barbarino Rob Speyer is warning the real estate industry that complacency in global markets could lead to a loss of property management business … Continued

Rendering of Manhattanville Project By Al Barbarino Columbia University’s West Harlem expansion plan — the Manhattanville project — is getting some extra attention from city … Continued

� RealDirect.com recently hosted an open house party in their new office located in New York City’s Silicon Alley. The team recognized their recent expansion into … Continued

By Liana Grey Over the past quarter, New York’s rental vacancies reached a three-year low. Less than two percent of the city’s apartments are available, … Continued

The first Legoland in New York is set to be built at Forest City Ratner’s Ridge Hill regional center in Yonkers. The $12 million attraction, which will open in late Spring 2013, will have Lego landmarks like the new One World Trade Center and the Empire State Building, as well as interactive play areas and a 4D cinema. “The Legoland Discovery Center concept is already successful in both Europe and elsewhere in the USA, and I know people will love it here in Westchester County. We are also absolutely delighted to be opening in this exciting new development,” said Glenn Earlam, managing director of the Legoland ownership group at Merlin Entertainment.