HFZ launches its $1.9B XI development
HFZ launched sales at The XI, its full-block, mixed-use development between the High Line and the Hudson River in West Chelsea designed by Bjarke Ingels.
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Developers branching out with new LIC low-rise
Corte, an eight-story condo development in Long Island City's Court Square neighborhood, is taking luxury living to new heights.
Homework Bound: Developers cater to the at-home worker
At last year's count, nearly four million Americans — over three percent of the population — said they work from home for at least half the time.
Broker draws on family dynamic to make better business
After years working with his father on deals that run the real estate industry gamut, Peter Gross believes heʼs found a recipe for success.
Knakal makes move to JLL
JLL has hired Robert Knakal as chairman of investment sales with JLL Capital Markets in New York. Knakal will work with Mo Beler, managing director and head of investment sales and focus on expanding middle-market asset sales in the greater New York region while driving expansion across the firm’s institutional...
World’s biggest real estate firm gets bigger
CBRE continues it's flurry of acquisitions with two more strategic investments that strengthen its service line
Alchemy buys Upper West Side building, plans condo conversion
Alchemy Properties has purchased a former school on the Upper West Side for $158 million. It plans to reposition the building for residential use.
Skanska reports Moynihan Train Hall project on fast track
The lead engineer of the $1.6 billion James. A Farley Post Office Building reports "significant progress” on the massive project.
Mitchell Rudin to replace Michael Colacino as president of Savills Studley
Mitchell Rudin will replace Michael Colacino as president of Savills Studley next year after the long-time executive steps down to launch a tech company.
Criminal justice nonprofit takes two floors at Industry City
A nonprofit focused on criminal justice reform is the latest organization to sign a long-term lease at Industry City. The Vera Institute of Justice, a research and advocacy group, inked a 15-year deal for 35,000 s/f inside Building 4 at 34 35th Street. It plans to move its New York...