Touch-of-a-button security technology that city dwellers want in their homes
In a city where the crime rate has plummeted and neighborhoods overall have become safer, building owners and developers still aren’t taking any chances when
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DNB Bank moving North American headquarters to 30 Hudson Yards
DNB, Norway’s largest financial services group, today announced it will move its North American corporate headquarters to 30 Hudson Yards in Manhattan’s newest neighborhood. The
How to elevate your client profile
If you want to make money, you’ve got to go where the money is. That’s the advice of brokerage power players who’ve busted through the
Hotel Penn office conversion unlikely, tower may be knocked down for apartments
Vornado CEO Steven Roth has ruled out converting Hotel Pennsylvania into a supertall office tower, instead floating the possibility that the hotel may be turned
Ground broken for new master planned Jersey City village
The Hampshire Companies, together with their joint venture partner, Claremont Companies, and project investment advisor, Circle Squared Alternative Investments, celebrated the groundbreaking of the first
Industry City to carve out 500,000 s/f for the next big thing
Challenged by the lack of available workspace, New York’s innovation and creative-sector firms fueling the city’s economic resurgence, have a new option as Industry City
Tenants drinking the Kool-Aid when it comes to elaborate office amenities
Keeping up with the Joneses is driving a trend in elaborate amenities that could be money down the drain for some landlords. “There is a
It’s Earth Day: BOMA has 7 things owners can do to make their buildings greener
This year, the Earth Day Network has unveiled the first of five large undertakings that will count down to the 50th anniversary of Earth Day in
$41B worth of apartment towers, offices changing the NYC skyline
The value of New York City construction starts skyrocketed in 2015, fueled by a continued wave of major residential development projects and the start of
Broadcasters return to 1 World Trade Center after 14-year absence
The Durst Organization today announced that CBS, NBCUniversal-owned WNBC and WNJU and PBS will relocate their broadcasting operations to the 408-foot-tall spire of One World