Bronx construction starts on pace to break $2B for third year in a row
A rising tide a lifts all ships and the rushing current of capital flowing into New York has once again buoyed development in the city’s...
Tag : 2017
L.I. shopping centers pivot to address growing vacancies
2017 won’t go down as Long Island’s best commercial real estate year in terms of retail activity, but it was still a far cry from...
Shopping center retailers ready for strong 2017 holiday season
Retailers in Levin Management Corporation’s (LMC’s) 100-property, 14-million-square-foot shopping center portfolio are anticipating a strong holiday season following what has been a generally positive year...
NYC brokers optimistic in spite of market slowdown
New York City’s real estate brokers remain optimistic in spite of concerns over market activity, according to the Real Estate Board of New York. In...
The Nelson Report: ‘Don’t get caught staring in the rear view mirror’
Welcome to another edition of the Nelson Report, an REW video series featuring Cushman & Wakefield Vice Chairman James Nelson. In this episode, Nelson takes...
Report: Brokers cautiously optimistic about market activity over the next 6 months
Residential rental and office leasing market conditions raised concern among New York City real estate brokers in the first quarter of 2017 placing pressure on...
Brokers get some face time during ICSC RECon 2017
LAS VEGAS: If the REBNY banquet is the industry’s Oscars, then ISCC RECon is its Coachella. In the midst of a national retail slump, brokers...
Report: Manhattan office landlords becoming increasingly dependent on concessions
Manhattan office landlords are growing increasingly dependent on concessions in spite of rental rates hovering near record levels. According to Savills Studley’s 2017 Effective Rent...
GIC-Paramount’s $1.04B 60 Wall Street buy buoys NYC office sales in Q1
GIC and Paramount Group’s $1.04 billion purchase of 60 Wall Street accounted for half of the value of all office properties sold in the city...