Knotel secures 51,000 sf at former New York Times building
Knotel, which offers flexible leases to established companies, has subleased the 8th floor at 229 West 43rd Street – the former home of The New York Times.
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Business as usual as Catsimatidis puts politics in the mix
At 70-years-old, John Catsimatidis – billionaire, businessman, former mayoral candidate, and now, a radio talk-show host – has done it all, and despite his long list of enterprises, he’s seemingly in no danger of running out of new ideas, or for that matter, commentary therein. Before a room full of...
City piling on industry with flurry of new bills
City Council introduced 18 bills that would change the way New York handles its rent-regulated property owners and the how they deal with their tenants.
The President gets it, says Cuomo
Governor Andrew Cuomo secured a face-to-face meeting at the White House last week after sending Trump a video of the dire state of the Gateway Tunnel.
Hudson Yards announces array of new dining and beverage concepts
Hudson Yards will bolster its food and beverage options, adding several new cafes, restaurants, and bakeries to its growing list of retail concepts.
Cushman & Wakefield bring on food, beverage specialists
Cushman & Wakefield has acquired Colicchio Consulting, a specialty brokerage that focuses on food and beverage, and entertainment transactions.
Manhattan retail asking rents continue to decline
Fifteen of 17 high-profile Manhattan retail corridors surveyed by REBNY posted year-over-year decreases in average ground-floor asking rents psf.
How New York City retail is reinventing itself
Old New York stores don’t die – they’re just reinvented. As the retail sector adjusts to a new normal, shops are being given new life in different forms.
BBG buys New York appraisal firm as valuation industry keeps consolidating
The purchase bolsters BBG’s Manhattan office and continues the trend of big players in the valuation space vacuuming up smaller competitors.
Market Line at Essex Crossing adds vendors ahead of opening
Delancey Street Associates (DSA) announced the latest round of vendors joining the Market Line, a retail corridor beneath Essex Crossing.