By Al Barbarino 12/06/12 1:29pm

Lease Beat

A glance inside Khim's 324 Graham Avenue location (Credit: The Best New York)

Brooklyn Fixture Khim’s Millennium Market Coming to Downtown Brooklyn High-Rise

Khim’s Millennium Market – until now a fixture only in Williamsburg – has signed on to occupy the ground floor retail space at the base of Brooklyn’s tallest residential building, The Brooklyner at 111 Lawrence Street, The Commercial Observer has learned.

The organic grocery inked the deal for the roughly 7,000 square feet of space and roughly 70 feet of frontage with Equity Residential following an intensive polling and vetting process by the building manager to find the right tenant, brokers involved with the deal said. Read More

By Daniel Geiger 4/04/12 5:57pm

Bulding sales

133 Greenwich Street

133 Greenwich Sells for $27.9 Million

A development site in Lower Manhattan that investor Sam Zell tried to purchase two years ago has be acquired by Hidrock Realty for $27.9 million, The Commercial Observer has learned.

The vacant parcel, located at 133 Greenwich Street, can accommodate up to about 135,000 square feet of hotel or commercial development. According to sources, residential space can also be built but the density of the development must be reduced for that type of project according to the zoning at the site. Read More

By Roland Li 3/12/10 1:40pm

Roth, Zell, Mack to Real Estate Tykes: Chin Up!

At the beginning of a panel entitled “The View From 10,000 Feet,” part of the N.Y.U. Schack Institute of Real Estate’s 15th Annual REIT Symposium on Thursday afternoon, the always outspoken Steve Roth had a question for moderator Robin Panovka.

“Is there press in the room?” asked Mr. Read More