OPINION: The inside views that had our readers talking last year
The following are excerpts from our most-read opinion pieces of 2019. You can submit your views to editor@rew-online.com for consideration. To see these and other
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ON THE SCENE: Invictus Property Advisors announces the sale of 135 West 126th Street
AGENTS The Corbin Group at Rosewood Realty has been retained to sell a block through property at 421 East 161st Street. The proprety is 165 ft. deep
ON THE SCENE:
AGENTS Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair of Compass and the newly launched investment sales division, along with Terrence Harding, founder of The Hard Cost Team, also at Compass, have
ON THE SCENE:
AGENTS Cushman & Wakefield has been retained on an exclusive basis to arrange the sale of six new office condominium units on the 4th to 6th
Multifamily values ʻsucker punchedʼ
New York City’s new rent regulation laws have shaved nearly half the value off multifamily properties, according to investment sales brokers. Sales for the second
Banker gives us five good reasons to be glad summerʼs over
By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman, Compass Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan just gave the commercial real estate sector five good reasons to be glad
ON THE SCENE: Adelaide Polsinelli has been retained to sell 63-49 & 63-53 60th Place in Queens
AGENTS Hilly Soleiman of Besen & Associates has been retained to sell the retail condo located at 381 Broome Street. Built in 2003, the condo contains 4,130 s/f
Nobody move! Renters stay put as owners sell in bulk
Brookfield is joining the big-game sell-off of New Yorkʼs housing stock. Along with partner Urban American, the company will offload five former Mitchell-Lama buildings in
Retailers asking: If you feed them, will they come?
When one café door closes, another one opens. Only this time, the neighborhood coffee joint that closed, Flatiron’s Toby’s Estate was replaced by the high-fashion
Retailers want rent regulations, too
Just weeks after the state imposed the strictest apartment rent regulations New York has ever seen, some retailers are now calling for their own rent