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Alicia Glen and Bill Rudin to speak at first-ever tech summit

REWSeptember 26, 2016September 26, 2016

by REWSeptember 26, 2016September 26, 20160281

Reed MIDEM, the leading global real estate conference organizer, and MetaProp NYC, the premier real estate technology nexus and RETech accelerator, today announced the Keynote Speakers for

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Real estate powerhouses back co-living company, Common

REWJuly 20, 2016July 19, 2016

by REWJuly 20, 2016July 19, 20160358

Coliving company Common has just raised $16 million in funding lead by real estate powerhouses Milstein, LeFrak and Mack. Common, which offers a network of

LEASES: Lee & Associates arrange four leases…

MKDA celebrating 60th anniversary with publication of…

AROUND TOWN: upcoming events you need to…

USGBC seeks comment on next evolution of…

ON THE SCENE: ABS Partners to market…

Procore to acquire Honest Buildings

Héctor Figueroa: Remembering A Life Lived for…

Columbia University welcomes Dos Toros restaurant

Work starts on turning old Bronx jail…

Google signs its NYC campus lease with…

Tag : Brad Hargreaves

Alicia Glen and Bill Rudin to speak at first-ever tech summit

Real estate powerhouses back co-living company, Common

LEASES: LaunchSquad signs 6-year lease at 373 Park Ave. S.

HFF brokers $32M refi’ for model asset in historic Garment District neighborhood

Community reinvestment by NYC banks falls sharply

Is New York City Actually Banning Glass Buildings?

SELLING POINTS: Compass marketing Momofuku building, JLL seeks buyers for Fort Greene

LEASES: Lee & Associates arrange four leases at 875 Sixth Avenue

MKDA celebrating 60th anniversary with publication of design book

AROUND TOWN: upcoming events you need to know about

USGBC seeks comment on next evolution of LEED

ON THE SCENE: ABS Partners to market West Side drive-in warehouse building

Procore to acquire Honest Buildings

Héctor Figueroa: Remembering A Life Lived for Others

Columbia University welcomes Dos Toros restaurant

Work starts on turning old Bronx jail into housing

Google signs its NYC campus lease with Oxford Properties