Industry leaders pack Hilton Midtown for REBNY Banquet
Roughly 2,000 real estate professionals were in attendance for what has been referred to as the Oscars of the industry, the annual Real Estate Board
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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
Harvard fuels fire against open offices, advocates hold steady
There are two dominant trends in today’s office market and one, the use of open layouts, seems to run counter to the other; appealing to
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Which 24/7 city has the best CRE market? James Nelson talks to author Hugh Kelly
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhrxexhW2Z0[/embedyt] In this episode, James Nelson talks to author Hugh Kelly about which 24-hour cities are the best performing commercial real estate markets.
Houlihan comes out a winner in new generation game
Some siblings pass their time playing cops and robbers or recreating battle scenes from movies, but in the Houlihan household, even playtime was strictly business.
Rising interest rates give CRE executives grey hair
The first year of the Trump Administration is in the books, and with it came a new tax bill passed into law and soaring stock
JPMorgan Chase leases 16 floors at 390 Madison Avenue
JPMorgan Chase will occupy more than half the space inside the newly-remassed 390 Madison Avenue while it pursues a new global headquarters. The financial services
2018 set to be year of the tenant as new office spaces floods market
For companies looking for a change in scenery or an entry into the New York market, 2018’s commercial market holds a lot of promise. A
Architecture firm nabs three floors in One Willoughby Square
FXFOWLE enjoyed its latest project, a 34-story office building in Downtown Brooklyn, so much that it’s decided to lease space there—three full floors, to be
Federal tax bill boosts New York real estate, hurts home ownership
Simplicity is at the heart of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as supporters in Congress and the White House maintain the bill will allow