Building Congress bashes commercial rent control bill ahead of hearing
The New York Building Congress has entered the scrum over a City Council bill that would establish commercial rent control.
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RIPCO hired to fill Toys R Us void in South Brooklyn shopping center
When Toys R Us went bankrupt earlier this year, it left a trail of large, vacant retail spaces in its wake, many of them in shopping centers.
Have You Heard? Daddy Dunham displayed in Fifth Ave penthouse
Madison Equities has furnished The Crown Penthouse at 212 Fifth Avenue with nearly $2 million of furniture and art, including some by Lena Dunham's father.
REBNY joins coalition against retail rent regulations
The Real Estate Board of New York has joined a coalition battling a city proposal to introduce commercial rent regulation.
New lease accounting standard could feed co-working beast
Concerns abound about what impact the new accounting standard will have on analyst projects, market valuations and credit ratings.
Retailers get ready to roll out red carpet for holiday shoppers
Positive local and national economic conditions points to a strong holiday shopping season
Co-working, flexible offices lead charge for Q3 leasing
Recent market reports show no signs of stopping for co-working and flex office companies leasing up Manhattan office space.
The Collective to develop New Yorkʼs largest co-living property
JLL brokers sale of $54M site where the co-living giant will build a 350,000 s/f purpose-built development at 555 Broadway.
Don Peebles to launch Opportunity Fund, focus on affordable housing
Peebles, an urban renewal specialist , is among the first and most prolific developers to announce his interests in the Opportunity Zone program.
Million-Dollar Listing, East New York: Brooklyn neighborhood trending up
Million dollar homes have come to East New York at 710 and 714 Wortman Avenue, and the projects developer says he's heard from several prospective buyers.