Real estateʼs black leaders inspire change during diversity conference
One of the city’s biggest commercial real estate diversity events drew over 600 professionals to Columbia University last week to hear from an A-list roster
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Caribbean market set to get new lease of life in Flatbush project
The city has broken ground for Caton Flats, a mixed-use affordable apartment development in Flatbush that will include a revived Flatbush Canton market. The 20-year-old
BRP secures $15M for Jamaica acquisition
Cushman & Wakefield announced that the firm served as the exclusive advisor to BRP Companies in procuring $15 million in acquisition financing for 90-02 168th
Picking winners puts builder Meredith Marshall ahead of the game
There are few people rewarded as handsomely as developer Meredith Marshall for going where no other — or at least few — builders have gone
Square Mile provides $71M for condo stabilization
Square Mile Capital Management announced that it has originated a $71 million loan secured by The Rennie, a newly-built condominium building located in the Harlem
Curtain set to rise on new Harlem condo building
A condo building with price points that won’t make you cringe is about to launch sales in Harlem. The Rennie has been built on the
Construction gets underway at La Central in The Bronx
Construction has started on two buildings at La Central, one of the largest mixed-income projects currently in development in New York City. U.S. Congressman Jose
Flush with new development, builders are bankrolling a new Jamaica
Three years after the City of New York released an action plan in an effort to spur economic development and growth in Jamaica, Queens, the
Marathon concrete pour at new ‘superblockʼ development
CNY, acting on behalf of developers BRP Companies and Goldman Sachs, announced a milestone at The Crossing at Jamaica Station: a concrete pour for foundations
City officials break ground on 669-unit affordable housing complex in Queens
A nearly 700-unit affordable housing complex in Jamaica will help local families get ahead, according to Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development Alicia Glen.