Manhattan’s investment sales plummet to 10-year low
Manhattan, one of the world’s largest real estate investment markets, saw just 76 sales during the second quarter of 2019, and is on track to
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ASB sells 400 Madison to Korean bank for $194M
ASB Real Estate Investments has sold 400 Madison Avenue to a Korean financial services firm for $194.5 million dollars. Daishin Securities, an investment bank, purchased
Varjan looking to stir things up in investment sales sector
The mid-market investment sales industry is a land of opportunity for one of Lee & Associates’ new senior managing directors. Chris Varjan was one of
Eastern Consolidated founders Daun Paris, Peter Hauspurg land at ABS
Daun Paris and Peter Hauspurg, the husband and wife duo that founded Eastern Consolidated nearly four decades ago, have landed leadership positions on ABS Partners
Brodhead is latest Massey lieutenant to join B6 startup
Paul Massey has brought another one of his old lieutenants into his new investment sales startup. B6 Real Estate Advisors, Massey’s new advisory firm, has
Lee & Associates adds three new senior managing directors
Lee & Associates NYC announced the recent additions of Vickram Jambu, Chris Varjan and Paul Popkin as Senior Managing Directors within the firm’s newly formed
New York investment sales continue to tumble
Investment sales remain on the decline in New York City, dropping below $17 billion during the second half of last year. Total consideration dropped by
Eastern Union, Epic Commercial Realty form investment sales partnership
Eastern Union Funding and Epic Commercial Realty announced a new collaboration that will see one of Eastern’s leading mortgage brokers locate within Epic’s offices. The
The Nelson Report: ‘Don’t get caught staring in the rear view mirror’
Welcome to another edition of the Nelson Report, an REW video series featuring Cushman & Wakefield Vice Chairman James Nelson. In this episode, Nelson takes
Staten Island lone bright spot in weak NYC investment sales market
A new report has confirmed Manhattan investment sales have nose-dived, falling 49 percent from this time last year. The only bright spot on the New