Related Companies strikes historic deal with NYCHA
Related Companies and the minority-owned Essence Development are about to make history with NYCHA. The powerhouse global developer behind projects including the new Hudson Yards,
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Biometrics co. CLEAR poised for further growth with move to 85 Tenth
Newmark announced that CLEAR, the secure identity company, has just signed a 119,000 s/f lease at 85 Tenth Avenue. CLEAR will relocate from Midtown to a
BOMA celebrates 2021 Pinnacle Award winners
The Building Owners and Managers Association of Greater New York’s 2021 Pinnacle Awards 50th Anniversary Ceremony was a tremendous success, welcoming more than 800 of
Related leases space to electric vehicle firm for first fast-charge site in Manhattan
Electric vehicle startup Gravity is set to open Manhattan’s first True Fast Charging site on 42nd Street in the fall. The 29-space street-level site located
Alloy secures $240M funding to start building all-electric high-rise
Alloy Development (Alloy), in partnership with the New York City Educational Construction Fund (ECF), today announced that it has closed on $240 million in financing
Construction group set to supercharge worker skills as labor shortage threatens recovery
Building Skills New York (BSNY) is partnering with Bronx Community College to help construction workers dial up their skills and help stave off a labor
Related JV tapped to replace Trump at Wollman Ice Rink
NYC Parks yestereday announced it has selected Wollman Park Partners, LLC for the operation and maintenance of Central Park’s Wollman Rink. Wollman Park Partners, LLC
REBNY launches summer intern program
The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the City University of New York (CUNY) and Project Destined announced the launch of their 2021 summer
Time Warner Center renamed Deutsche Bank Center
One Columbus Circle was formally renamed Deutsche Bank Center on Monday as the bank prepares to move its North American Headquarters into the building later
Commission funding firm looks to bridge pay-day gap for New York agents, developers
New York investors Briggs Elwell and Daniel Kennedy are turning their hand to broker commissions, launching a new firm that will advance payments immediately. By