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Robert Meulmeester By Robert Meulmeester Has the dust finally settled after one of the deepest recessions in the U.S.? It seems so, as certain investors … Continued

Prudential Douglas Elliman has introduced Elliman Equity Design, a new group specializing design service which focuses on volumetric values, space, light and spatial dynamics.   … Continued

The Neinast Team, a top-producing sales team at The Corcoran Group, has signed an official partnership with The Brooklyn Home Company (TBHC) that designates them … Continued

Long Island City brokerage firm Modern Spaces has relocated to a new 2,100 s/f office at 47-42 Vernon Boulevard. The location is three times larger … Continued

Construction employment in New York City declined to 101,200 in the first quarter of 2011, marking its lowest level in nearly 13 years, according to … Continued

By Liana Grey Fifteen years ago, Richard Cohan, a broker and retail consultant, brought Sunglass Hut to the corner of 34th Street and Broadway. It … Continued

Roadify at the Hive, l-r: Scott Kolber, Brian Bush, and Dan Robinson. Not Pictured: Dylan Goetz. The Hive at 55 co-working facility is transforming the … Continued

320 Park Avenue, PropertyShark By Daniel Geiger The private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe has renewed its office lease at 320 Park Avenue. … Continued

By Daniel Geiger The fashion label Tommy Hilfiger Corporation has signed a deal to expand by 45,000 s/f at 601 West 26th Street, according to … Continued

By Liana GreyOn Sunday, May 1st, just hours before President Obama announced that Osama Bin Laden had been killed in Pakistan, security personnel held a training exercise at the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Portions of the north and south wing were closed, and traffic outside the commuter hub was diverted, as officers responded to a bombing scenario staged with simulated smoke. At the time, it was little more than a routine drill: since 9/11, the Port Authority has invested over $5 billion in securing its bridges, tunnels, ports, and terminals, and has avoided, at least to public knowledge, any major security breaches over the last nine and a half years.