Rents increase as landlord concessions fade
By Roland LiThe Manhattan rental market saw rents climb and landlord concessions decrease in the first quarter, compared to the previous year, according to reports
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Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap takes the uncertainty out of investment
By Roland Li Glen Kunofsky has always been careful. When the Rockland County, New York native attended Arizona State University, he began buying single family
Anatomy of a deal: United Nations Population Fund’s 130,000 s/f lease at 605 Third Avenue
By Daniel GeigerHere, we feature a deal submitted by Andrew Roos, vice chairman of Colliers International and the firm’s top-producing broker last year. Roos structured
Introducing MiMa, Manhattan’s newest big personality
By Roslyn LoMany famed pop culture references take place in Times Square, from the New Year’s Eve ball drop, Broadway musicals, the yellow taxi cabs,
Landmarks Preservation Commission approves N.Y.U. landscaping plan
By Roland LiThe Landmarks Preservation Commission approved on Tuesday New York University’s application for landscaping changes to the landmarked Silver Towers site, clearing the first
The kids are all right
By Liana GreyAt the Sheffield, a condominium tower near Columbus Circle, broker Stephanie Mastronardi once joked that showing around families was the easiest part of
Corcoran’s Rafa Maciejak moves to the beat of his own drum
By Roslyn LoIn garages all over, local bands gather for jam sessions, practicing diligently while dreaming of the day they can hang up their ties
Cushman & Wakefield report shows that office market continues to strengthen
By Daniel GeigerManhattan leasing continued on a solid pace in the first quarter, according to data released this morning by the Cushman & Wakefield, although
Standard Chartered Bank completes move to Blackstone’s 1095 Sixth Avenue
By Roland LiStandard Chartered Bank has completed the relocation of its Americas headquarters to the Blackstone Group’s 1095 Sixth Avenue. The bank is leasing three
Job growth a mixed signal for Manhattan office market
By Roland LiLast week, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that the country added 216,000 jobs in March, although the national unemployment rate remained relatively