Bahama bar concept the toast of Fifth Ave
By Liana Grey The clothing chain Tommy Bahama will be opening a 13,000 s/f flagship at the Fred French Building on the corner of Fifth
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Commercial sales and leases are the lifeblood of the city’s retail and office markets, and the men and women who close the deals represent the most powerful entities in the world.
Search engine finds new space
SL Green Realty Corp. announced that Yext, Inc., named 10th fastest growing company by Inc Magazine last year, has signed a seven-year lease covering 36,823
LinkedIn expands network at Empire State Building
LinkedIn Corporation, which operates the largest professional network on the Internet, is expanding its space at the Empire State Building by 33 percent, adding 10,400
Daffy demise no Terminal illness
By Sarah Trefethen The designer discounter Daffy’s will be closing its doors across the city this fall as part of a company-wide liquidation, Women’s Wear
Corporations back in buying game
By Sarah Trefethen The way money is flowing these days, corporate tenants may be asking: why rent if you can buy? With lenders less enthused
Designer to leave Meatpacking District for UES
Fashion designer Yigal Azrouël is bringing his eponymous women's wear brand to Madison Avenue. The new boutique, set to open in the fall, will be
Rob Speyer named next REBNY chairman
International builder and developer Rob Speyer, president and co-chief executive officer of Tishman Speyer, will succeed Mary Ann Tighe as Chair of The Real Estate
City signs 207,000 s/f renewal at Resnick’s 75 Park Place
Jack Resnick & Sons has signed a long-term renewal lease with the City of New York for 207,812 s/f of office space at 75 Park
Tea time on Lexington
Atlanta-based tea emporium, Teavana, will open its first Manhattan location at 1291 Lexington Avenue. Established in 1997, the retailer offers its following of “teaologists” more
Jaccom wants to taste cherry on his cake
By Al Barbarino Straight-shooting industry stalwart Mark Jaccom joined Cresa’s New York office last month as president and managing principal, falling back on his roots