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A bank by any other name would smell a lot sweeter
Skip to main content A bank by any other name would smell a lot sweeter Why financial institutions re-brand like nobody's business Although they...
Despite headwinds, Billionaires Row tower launches sales
Skip to main content Extell Development Co. launched sales at its newest Billionaires Row tower today. The firm is hoping to rake in more than $4...
Facing headwinds, Billionaires Row tower launches sales
Skip to main content Extell Development Co. launched sales at its newest Billionaires Row tower today. The firm is hoping to rake in more than $4...
NYC hotel prices poised to pick up as market absorbs capacity
New York City’s hotel-building boom has led to an oversupply of rooms — and enticing deals for aggressive acquirers who believe prices have finally...
Jared Kushner Paid No Federal Income Tax for Years, Documents Suggest
Jared Kushner, lowest step, probably avoided paying federal income taxes via his family’s real estate investments. Al Drago for The New York...
Rising rates point to start of 'secular bear market' for bonds
Skip to main content Rising rates point to start of 'secular bear market' for bonds Wall Street and homeowners haven't had to cope with steadily...
The top Manhattan retail leases
Opinion Powerful new incentive to invest in low-income city neighborhoods Public pensions help the whole city, not just retirees Stem cell research...
Google pop-up store to open next week
Skip to main content Tech giant leased SoHo retail space years ago but left it empty after a $6 million renovation After keeping the public...
Tenants with sustainability concerns turn to buildings with smart lighting
Smart, energy-efficient lighting systems have grown in popularity among homeowners over the past several years. Commercial and industrial building...
Q&A with Con Edison: How can we improve energy efficiency in multifamily buildings?
Improving energy efficiency in multifamily properties can be beneficial to property owners, manager and tenants. Energy savings not only cut down...
Despite record affordable housing production, the poorest New Yorkers still struggle to pay the rent
Skip to main content Despite record affordable-housing production, the poorest New Yorkers struggle to pay the rent Citizens Budget Commission...
Despite record affordable housing, poorest New Yorkers struggle to pay rent
Skip to main content Despite record affordable housing, poorest New Yorkers struggle to pay rent Citizens Budget Commission touts federal funding...
More affordable housing doing little to relieve city’s rent struggles: report
Skip to main content Despite record affordable housing, poorest New Yorkers struggle to pay rent Citizens Budget Commission touts federal funding...
Prescriptions for Millions of Opioid Pills Lead to Charges Against 5 Doctors
It was not hard to tell when the doctor was in at the Staten Island office of Carl Anderson. Noisy crowds of people, some with visible signs of...
How Crain's keynote is addressing population health from Chicago's South Side to NYC
Skip to main content How Crain's keynote is addressing population health from Chicago's South Side to NYC Dr. Stacy Tessler Lindau, professor of...
Labor leader claims 50 Hudson Yards is behind schedule
Skip to main content LaBarbera says construction of a tower’s foundation is dragging on, but developer disputes that The head honcho of the city's...
NoHo awaits a long-overdue rezoning
Skip to main content SoHo’s less famous neighbor continues to draw investment and new development, despite archaic land-use rules It's a common...
Real estate lards Cuomo's coffers as re-election looms
Skip to main content REBNY and other heavyweights pay in as third term appears imminent Big Realty appears to be assuming New York will have...
Fast-growing residential brokerage firm grabs big office in Downtown Brooklyn
Skip to main content Fast-growing residential brokerage firm Compass is opening a large office in Downtown Brooklyn, establishing a prominent...
The Architect Richard Meier Steps Down After Harassment Allegations
Seven months after taking a leave of absence following sexual harassment allegations, the prominent architect Richard Meier is stepping down from...
Powerful new incentive to invest in low-income city neighborhoods
Skip to main content Powerful new incentive to invest in low-income city neighborhoods Tax reform includes unprecedented benefit for building in...
Midtown office leasing reaches 12-year high, CBRE says
Skip to main content Office tenants leased the most space in midtown Manhattan this year since 2006, with deals by Evercore Inc. and JPMorgan Chase...
A better answer than commercial rent control
Skip to main content Rather than dictate lease terms, provide landlords incentives to retain small businesses We’ve all seen it, from Flushing to...
Union Square building hits market with $32 million asking price
Skip to main content The owner of the building that housed a TGI Friday's in Union Square has put the property up for sale with an asking price of ...
Morgan Stanley brokers, bankers to get new tech-friendly offices
Morgan Stanley is remodeling. About 1.2 million square feet of office space will get an overhaul in the next 15 months to put technology experts...
Apollo to buy $1 billion of energy investments from GE capital
General Electric Co. agreed to sell about $1 billion of equity investments to Apollo Global Management as the downtrodden manufacturer extends a...
Columbia mum on postdocs’ vote to unionize
About 2,000 postdoctoral researchers and associate research scientists at Columbia University have voted to unionize through the United Auto...
Hedge fund Elliott Management wants to shed hard-nosed image
Manhattan-based hedge fund Elliott Management has launched an effort to highlight its emphasis on facilitating sound corporate governance in...
Democrats raising significant funds in bid to take control of state Senate
Democrats running for state Senate have raised $1.35 million since mid-July—37.8% more than they raised in the same period in 2016, according to...
Sales of new Manhattan condos nose-dive
Sales of new condos in Manhattan were down 30% in the third quarter compared with the same period in each of the previous three years. [] To view...