Proposed Manhattan casino site to host large-scale art installation chronicling US history
Site is billed as Manhattan’s largest undeveloped lot
A large-scale art installation billed as a prequel to America’s 250th birthday will debut next year at Freedom Plaza, the site where developer Soloviev Group is betting on winning ...
WeWork, Amazon expand partnership with Silicon Valley office deal
Agreement builds on a recent move in New York
Global flexible workplace provider WeWork and e-commerce giant Amazon have partnered again in another major office deal, this time in California's Silicon Valley tech hub.
Planned Lincoln Market store in New York shows demand for grocery-anchored space
Deal ranks among 10 largest Manhattan retail leases of the year
Lincoln Market, a growing supermarket chain, has inked one of Manhattan’s largest retail leases this year at a luxury apartment complex west of Times Square. It’s another sign of l...
SL Green doubles last year’s Manhattan office leasing
Activity provides a sign of some improving demand in New York after pandemic fallout
SL Green Realty, Manhattan’s largest office landlord, has about doubled its leasing volume in that property type this year from 2023 after a string of deals, a sign of some improvi...
Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein bet on New York, where they were born
Fashion labels’ new brick-and-mortar plans signal further growth of city’s retail resurgence
New York’s retail resurgence from the pandemic's fallout has led to not only a decline in available space, but the coming home of sorts for two iconic New York brands: Brooks Broth...
New York City Council approves modified City of Yes housing plan
Vote of 31-20 paves way for about 80,000 housing units over the next 15 years
The New York City Council has passed what’s billed as a “historic” citywide zoning reform expected to create about 80,000 housing units over the next 15 years. The city recently ag...
In 19th-century US beer capital, developers tap restoration of Brooklyn’s historic Ulmer brewery
DXA Studio, Rivington Co. begin work on project in changing Bushwick neighborhood
A landmarked 19th-century former brewhouse in New York’s Brooklyn — one of America's lost beermaking hubs that's today making a comeback — is set to become a mixed-use residential ...
Lenders seek to foreclose on Manhattan’s landmark Helmsley Building
Move comes after $670 million loan backed by property matured in December 2023
The drama surrounding Manhattan’s near-century-old Helmsley Building above Grand Central Terminal is heading to a new chapter with a move to foreclose on the iconic property stradd...
Developers plan mixed-use project in Brooklyn’s fast-growing Williamsburg
Joyland Group, Prospect Development buy vacant, construction-ready site for $48.25 million
A vacant site fully approved for development in Brooklyn, New York, has been sold for $48.25 million, with the buyers planning to turn it into a mixed-use residential and commercia...
SL Green extends $1.25 billion loan on Manhattan tower One Madison
Leasing rate has fallen short of company’s previous projection
SL Green Realty, Manhattan’s largest office landlord, has modified and extended a $1.25 billion mortgage loan on its new One Madison trophy tower in Manhattan as the leasing rate a...
WeWork, Amazon partner on one of Manhattan’s largest office leases this year
Deal for more than 300,000 square feet comes as online retailer orders more staff back to office
Global flexible workplace provider WeWork has inked one of Manhattan’s largest office leases this year through a partnership with tech giant Amazon.
Billionaire Eyal Ofer’s Global Holdings to overhaul New York office tower by Grand Central Terminal
Move comes as anchor tenant Metropolitan Commercial Bank expands footprint
Global Holdings, the international real estate development and investment firm led by billionaire Eyal Ofer, is renovating a Manhattan office tower just two blocks south of Grand C...
Manhattan’s office activity moves higher as more companies impose in-office mandates
Top-tier New York buildings are still seeing higher office visit rates, study finds
Though it was small, the beleaguered New York office market has received something of an early holiday gift this year.
Office building in Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center lures tenants paying triple-digit rents
Private equity firm NCH Capital, consulting firm Guidehouse sign new leases
A renovated building at Manhattan’s iconic Rockefeller Center has signed three new or expansion leases, some of which command top-dollar rents.
Office and retail properties by Manhattan’s Times Square sell for less than overhaul cost
Office space is vacant while retail portion counts Chick-fil-A among tenants
Two newly renovated office and retail buildings just west of Times Square in Manhattan have sold for less than what their prior owner paid to overhaul them.
SL Green to buy former Pepsi headquarters building on Manhattan’s Park Avenue
Property hasn’t traded in more than 40 years, investor says
SL Green Realty, Manhattan’s largest office landlord, is buying a landmarked, Class A office building on New York’s Park Avenue, a corridor where leasing is outpacing the city aver...
Law firm signs one of Manhattan’s largest office leases of the year
Ropes & Gray to relocate just a few blocks north
Global law firm Ropes & Gray has inked one of Manhattan’s largest office leases this year as the sector leads office leasing activity in the largest U.S. commercial property market...
JLL takes over as office leasing agent for Brookfield’s Manhattan West
Complex of 7 million square feet includes four office buildings, a luxury residential tower and a hotel
Brookfield Properties has hired JLL as the exclusive office leasing agent for its massive 7 million-square-foot Manhattan West mixed-use complex.
Financial services analytics firm chooses Vornado’s Penn 1 in Manhattan
Acuity’s move comes at time of growth, brokerage says
Acuity Knowledge Partners, a London-based research and analytics firm for the financial services industry, is moving its New York office to Vornado Realty Trust’s overhauled Penn 1...
Financial services firm GTS is relocating to building in Manhattan’s Midtown South
Oversized windows, 15-foot ceilings draw tenant
Trading firm GTS is relocating to the building housing the former B. Altman luxury department store in Manhattan’s Midtown South market.