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Manhattan market looking up: Correction persists, but brokerages are optimistic about 2020
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Manhattan market looking up: Correction persists, but brokerages are optimistic about 2020

Sabina Mollot
Manhattan’s floundering residential sales market is finally showing some signs of rebounding despite still being in a state of correction, new reports covering activity in the fourth quarter of 2019 are showing. Douglas Elliman’s report covering the borough showed that while sales fell down annually for the eighth tine in...
Modellʼs leases 300,000 s/f logistics center
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Modellʼs leases 300,000 s/f logistics center

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Sporting goods retailer Modells has leased a 300,000 s/f distribution facility in New Jersey. CBRE brokered the deal for 312,373 s/f of industrial space at 201 Old York Road in Bordentown, a town within the Central New Jersey industrial market, one of the country’s most dynamic distribution hubs. The facility...
MIR funds $275M multifamily portfolio
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MIR funds $275M multifamily portfolio

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Urban American has refinanced a 1,400-unit, $275 million workforce housing portfolio with private equity firm Madison International Realty. The properties are located in prime New York neighborhoods, including Astoria, Washington Heights, Westchester, and Brooklyn. Ronald M. Dickerman, founder and president of Madison International Realty, said, “Despite the changing regulatory environment,...
State to acquire full block for Penn Station expansion
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State to acquire full block for Penn Station expansion

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Governor Andrew Cuomo this week unveiled a new plan to combine Penn Station with the soon-to-be-finished Moynihan Train Hall to create a train and subway complex almost double the current size. Calling his vision the Empire Station Complex, Cuomo told the Association for a Better New York his plan would...
Manhattan office leasing shows its FAANGs
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Manhattan office leasing shows its FAANGs

Sabina Mollot
Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google — a group now officially dubbed FAANG — have helped drive Manhattan office leasing to its highest levels in nearly two decades.