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SELLING POINTS: Cushman sells Midtown office for $18M, Savanna purchases West 25th St office

REWDecember 26, 2018

by REWDecember 26, 201801969

● CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Flexible Jersey offices sold Cushman & Wakefield arranged the sale of Ibis Plaza, 3525-2525 Quakerbridge Road, from a private ownership entity

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Executives say Trump presidency would be bad for REITs

Christian Brazil BautistaOctober 25, 2016October 25, 2016

by Christian Brazil BautistaOctober 25, 2016October 25, 20160402

Donald Trump, with his warnings of a “big, fat, ugly bubble,” has sold himself as the messiah of the American economy. However, there are signs that

Restaurants, bars look for rent forgiveness

COVID pause has big effect on Manhattan…

Penwood flips NJ warehouse to hat maker…

Apartment market feeling the pain from COVID…

DOB looks to real estate, tech sector…

Non-profit expands to 26,000 s/f at 777…

227-unit apartment building planned for 111 Willoughby

C&W brokers $10M Bronx apartment building sale

Four tenants renew with Durst in midtown

Sapir turning hotel rooms into offices as…

Tag : wp carey

SELLING POINTS: Cushman sells Midtown office for $18M, Savanna purchases West 25th St office

Executives say Trump presidency would be bad for REITs

Restaurants, bars look for rent forgiveness

COVID pause has big effect on Manhattan office leasing

Penwood flips NJ warehouse to hat maker Cheveux

Apartment market feeling the pain from COVID shutdown

DOB looks to real estate, tech sector for next big thing

Restaurants, bars look for rent forgiveness

COVID pause has big effect on Manhattan office leasing

Penwood flips NJ warehouse to hat maker Cheveux

Apartment market feeling the pain from COVID shutdown

DOB looks to real estate, tech sector for next big thing

Non-profit expands to 26,000 s/f at 777 Third Ave.

227-unit apartment building planned for 111 Willoughby

C&W brokers $10M Bronx apartment building sale

Four tenants renew with Durst in midtown

Sapir turning hotel rooms into offices as sector cries for help