WeWork has its eye on the prize as it finally makes it to NYSE
Flex office provider WeWork began trading on the New York Stock Exchange today following the closing of its merger with special acquisitions company, BowX Acquisition
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Oxford buys KKR industrial portfolio for $2.2 billion
Oxford Properties Group has agreed to acquire a 14.5 million square foot infill and light industrial portfolio from KKR, a global investment firm, for approximately
CafeMedia moving to 1411 Broadway
JLL has completed a new transaction for ad management firm CafeMedia at 1411 Broadway with building owner Ivanhoe Cambridge. The leading digital media company inked
WeWork launches $2.9B investment platform
The We Company has launched its own real estate acquisition and management platform. Called ARK, it builds on the company’s WeWork Property Advisors, an investment
Ivanhoe Cambridge partners with Callahan to buy 85 Broad for $650M
Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties have acquired 85 Broad Street for $650 million, or about $580 per s/f. The property is a 1.1 million
Final phase of $60M renovation for 1411 Broadway now underway
Ivanhoé Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties, along with their partner, The Swig Company, announced that the final phase of a $60 million capital improvement plan
Publisher Penguin Random House renews lease at 1745 Broadway
Publisher Penguin Random House has just renewed its lease at 1745 Broadway. Penguin Random House, which publishes titles that include the works of 70 Nobel
Chinese favorite DaDong to open first US restaurant at 3 Bryant Park
Upscale Chinese restaurant DaDong has signed a lease for 12,932 s/f on the second and third floors of the retail Cubes at 3 Bryant Park.
Blackstone, Ivanhoe Cambridge take ownership of Stuy Town
By Sabina Mollot On Friday, Blackstone and Ivanhoé Cambridge announced that they closed on the $5.3 billion deal to purchase Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper
Lenders withdraw case in latest Stuy Town suit
By Sabina Mollot It was the biggest bust of the last real estate boom, but lawyers battling over Stuyvesant Town money claim everybody won. “Listen,