Cushman & Wakefield brokers Chelsea gallery relocation
Cushman & Wakefield has arranged a long-term, 6,552 s/f ground floor lease on behalf of Sundaram Tagore Gallery at 540 West 26th Street in Chelsea. Sundaram
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New Developments: UWS building pays off construction loan
● GID Development Group UWS building welcomes first condo residents, pays off construction loan GID Development Group, a division of GID, announced that closings are
Common to open eco-friendly co-living property in Hell’s Kitchen
Co-living company, Common, is partnering with YD Development to build its first Manhattan property. Located on 47th Street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, construction began
Twitter renews 215,000 s/f lease in Chelsea
Columbia Property Trust signed a five-year extension of its lease to Twitter for all of the office space at 249 West 17th Street, a boutique
Central Park Tower latest supertall condo building to hit sales market
Another supertall, super luxury residential development has hit the sales market in Midtown. Standing 1,550 feet tall with 179 unit high-end units, Central Park Tower,
Kaufman, Goldman Sachs land full-floor tenant on W. 23rd Street
A leading analytics and marketing software firm has signed a full-floor lease in a recently renovated Midtown South office building. Infogroup, a Nebraska-based corporate services
Knotel continues to eat up city space with flurry of new deals
Knotel, the workspace provider, announced that it has finalized a 28,820 s/f lease at CIM Group’s 5 Hanover Square in Lower Manhattan. The fast growing
Done Deals: Asked and Answered
A year of searching finally paid off for Engel & Voelkers agent Dolly Hertz when she stuck to her guns on an asking price. Her
Done Deals: Triplex penthouse goes for $10M
Monica Luque, of The Luque Team at Douglas Elliman, has closed on the triplex penthouse at the top of the Studio Building for $10.8 million.
DONE DEALS: Sellers make grand exit
Citi Habitats agents Carolina Gontijo and Vittorio Faricelli recently sold two multifamily homes in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as a package deal for $4 million. The adjacent