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Waterline Square stacks the deck in amenity race with its own skate park
The indoor, multi-level half-pipe skate park is the first-ever conceived amenity of its kind of any NYC residential project.
Westchester apartment sales trend up as house-hunters hibernate
A recent round of housing market reports focused on Westchester County shows that while single-family homes struggle to find a rhythm, the apartment market has witnessed a surprising jolt.
REBNY throws support behind new office to protect vulnerable tenants
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the creation of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants during his State of the City address on January 10.
Riese funds joint ventures as Cuomo backs cannabis
Dennis Riese has soured on the food trade and developed a taste for marijuana. The chairman and CEO of The Riese Organization – which at its height was Manhattan’s biggest restaurant operator – has been shrinking his restaurant business in the face of rising wages and stricter labor laws which,...
Amazon joins Bronx’s last mile club
Amazon plans to open up a last-mile delivery facility in the Bronx, fueling an increasingly competitive race for New York logistical hubs.
Garment District earns suprise top spot among hot neighborhoods
The Garment District made a run for bronze, clocking in at number three on Property Shark’s annual list of most expensive New York neighborhoods.
Landlord gives furloughed workers a big rent break
Benchmark Real Estate Group is offering its government-employed tenants deferment from their rent during the ongoing government shutdown.
Sotheby’s says it will relocate to new Upper East Side headquarters
Sotheby’s International Realty will ready for a relocation of its new expanded corporate headquarters, slated for 650 Madison Avenue according to the firm.
CRE brokers made big money in 2018 and expect to make more this year
A survey showed that 58 percent of CRE brokers made more money than in 2017, 60 percent completed more transactions and 79 percent predict they will make more money in 2019