CBRE looks to tempt workers back with Uber
CBRE is partnering with Uber to ferry tenants to the office and bring them lunch. The world’s largest real estate services company’s global workplace experience
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Park rents goats to eat through COVID weeds
With its population in a pandemic flux, New York City is going to the goats. A herd of 20 goats is set to arrive at
Garchester Realty acquires Stillman assets
Craig Perusini and Brian Scally, principals of Garthchester Realty, have acquired the assets of Stillman Property Management, a third-generation, Westchester-based firm. The new entity, Stillman
Owners strike deal with building workers on extended COVID benefits
The Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations (RAB) and 32BJ announced an agreement to create a voluntary early retirement incentive program for building service workers and to extend
IWBI launches COVID-ready certification
The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) announced today the launch of the WELL Health-Safety Rating for all building and facility types, an evidence-based, third-party verified
BOMA unveils ‘how to’ guide to reopening commercial buildings
(WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 28, 2020) The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International has published a new guidance document addressing considerations for commercial building
Building owners step up to help doormen, cleaners
The city’s building owners are getting behind their doormen, cleaners and security staff with a vow to help them through the coronavirus pandemic. The Realty
BOMA celebrates its 2020 Pinnacle winners
There were no losers at last night’s BOMA-NY Pinnacle Awards as the organization’s chairman Hani Salama paid tribute to all of the men and women
Natural disasters causing spike in mortgage defaults
Natural catastrophe and weather events of 2019 are expected to bring a spike in mortgage delinquencies, according to CoreLogic, a property information provider. In its
Court orders top cut off skyscraper
Manhattanites are rallying to chop the tops off so-called supertall skyscrapers. A court last week ruled that SJP Properties and Mitsui Fudosan must demolish the