How Would You Spend $9 B. to Protect New York from the Next Superstorm?
With Sandy as an Excuse, Community Boards Beg Governor Cuomo to Stop Midtown East Rezoning
Interpublic Group of Companies Set to Expand at 100 West 33rd Street
Not Verre Yet: Hines Still Looking for Financing for MoMA Tower
Maybank Expands at 400 Park Avenue, Continues Building’s Renaissance
View from the Top Floor of 1 WTC Almost Looks Like Saul Steinberg’s Famous New Yorker Cover
The Rebuilders: Governor Cuomo Names Three Commissions to Assess Storm Preparedness
Legoland! Ratner Moving Ahead With Atlantic Yards Tower, World’s Tallest Modular Building
CBRE Reports Significant Growth in Six Major Manhattan Retail Corridors
BR Guest Leases Former Fiamma Space, Maybe To Former Fiamma Chef Michael White
NYU to Lease 26,000 Square Feet at Brooklyn’s Metrotech Center
Legal Group Appeals to Judge for Extension of Eviction Moratorium
Bon Bé Bé Latest Children’s Clothing Companies to Ink at 34 West 33rd Street
DKNY’s Midtown Headquarters On The Market For $65 Million, Investor Doubts Swirl
Gary Barnett’s Biggest Blockbuster Yet: 225 West 57th Street, New York’s First 1,550-Foot Tower
ERG Property Advisors is Marketing 527-531 West 36th Street, A Building With a Limited Lifespan
Financial Protection Bureau Signs First New York Lease At 2 Grand Central Tower
Good Property Pays $9.3M for Greenwich Village Townhouse Building
Tavern On The Green’s New Owners Discuss Restaurant’s Complicated Past, Bright Future
Yeshiva University Lecture Hall Yields $15.5M Despite MTA Caveat
Zone A Zoning: Independent Budget Office Critical of Bloomberg’s Two-Faced Waterfront Developments
Tiffany Signs For More Space At 200 Fifth, Giving It 100-Percent Occupancy
Hostess Twinkies and What Congress Can Do For Our Entitlement Programs
Shipping Container Living Looks Pretty Nice: Inside City’s Hall’s Secret Disaster Apartments
Springhouse Pays $16M for Second Brooklyn Acquisition in Recent Months
Hurricane Sandy Rallying Cry For Anti-Development Crowd in Brooklyn
We Are OK: New Technology and Existing Resources Are Allowing Sandy’s Victims to Avoid Subleasing
Home Sweet Shipping Container: NYC’s Secret Plans for the Perfect Disaster Apartments
In Spite of Hurricane Sandy Struggles, Stuy Town Will Still Get Its Despised Ice Rink This Winter
Eastside Sports Physical Therapy Renews at 244 West 84th Street
St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Leases Space for UWS Outpatient Facility
Gemological Institute Leases 20,400 Square Feet in the Fred F. French Building
Observer Media’s Masters of Real Estate, Minute by Minute by Minute
City Marshal Richard McCoy Extends Citywide Suspension on Evictions
You Get What You Pay for: Fast-Food Brokerage Only Goes So Far
Investors ♥ NYC Apartment Buildings. But How Long Will the Affair Last?
FEMA and Muss Development Ink Deal for Hurricane Relief Headquarters in Two Days
Treetop Development Pays $8.8 Million for Two West Harlem Properties
She Sells Infrastructure by the Sea Shore: Chris Quinn’s $20 B. Disaster Plan
Hurricane Sandy Does Little to Dissuade Buyers From Lower Manhattan
Bushwick, Brooklyn’s 260 Meserole Street: The Next Electric Circus?
The Storm Chaser: Alexander Chudnoff on Post-Sandy NYC Recovery Efforts
Reaching for the Sun: Is It Possible to Own Too Much Real Estate?
SoCal Denim Concept Brand Civilianaire Leases 1,650 Square Feet at 53-55 East Houston Street
Schumer and Nadler Say Sandy Was Our Wake-Up Call for Better Disaster Infrastructure
The List of CRE Companies Donating Office Space Through City Program Continues to Grow
Media Company Outbrain Takes 25,000 Square Feet at 39 West 13th Street
Law Firm Clifton Budd & DeMaria Takes 15,000 SF at Empire State Building
Massey Knakal Arranges 99-Year Lease at 1080 Amsterdam Avenue
Four More Years? CBRE’s Matt Van Buren on First 16 Months as Pres.
Buildings Commissioner Robert LiMandri: ‘We Knew the Crane Wasn’t Going to Fall’
Daily News’s 4 New York Plaza Offices Could Be Uninhabitable for a Year
Wreckonomics: Hurricane Sandy and Real Estate Risk Management
Meltdown in Midtown: Soft Leasing Activity Has Midtown Sales Lagging
44 of 183 Class A and Class B Buildings in Lower Manhattan Remain Closed
Pre-War Building at 103 East 86th Street Fetches $76 Million
Lloyd Blankfein, Big Real Estate, Diane Von Furstenberg, Vogue Among Major Sandy Donors
New York City Marathon Cancellation Brings Ironic Good News for Some
Cushman & Wakefield Retained To Market 1710 Broadway As A Midtown South Alternative
What’s in a Name: Garment District, Chelsea North or Times Square South?
Leasing Sluggish Along Sixth Avenue in Rockefeller Center Submarket
Google’s Presence in Penn Plaza Draws New Media and Advertising Agencies
L&L Holdings’ David Levinson on New 425 Park Avenue Architectual Designs
One Liberty Properties Closes Sale of Historic Murray Hill Property
Massey Knakal Arranges $4.25 Million Sale of DUMBO Development Site
Empire State Building Tenant Roster Cut to Third of Size Since 2006: Malkin
9 West 57th Street, Others Across Fifth, Command Highest Rent in Manhattan
Ground Zero Again: Construction Resumes at World Trade Center
Interdealer Information Technologies Expands at 14 Wall Street
Pulling Our Heads Out of Sandy: Katrina Recovery Czar Says It’s Time to Learn From Our Mistakes
Even Though West 57th Street Has Reopened, One57’s Powerless Neighbors Wait to Move Back
One57 Crane Is Secure, West 57th Street Block Reopens a Day Early
Freezing Temperatures and Some 40,000 Homeless Create Latest Sandy Crisis
The Power Is Back Downtown, but Maybe Not Your Lights and Definitely Not the Subway
Moving Mayhem: Expired Leases and Relocation Plans Run Afoul Of Gas Shortages and Power Outages
Q3 2012 Lending Trends: Apartment Risk-Pricing Converging Across the Boroughs
One57 Crane Repairs Will Begin Tomorrow, Block Could Open Monday Night
JVs Take Advantage of Rental Apartments: the Prize Asset for Ownership
Governor Cuomo Wants Big Infrastructure Investments to Protect Against Future Disasters
Following Massive Flooding, Work Resumes on World Trade Center After Days Rather Than Weeks
The Election and its Effect on Commercial Real Estate Pricing
Non, Niet, No! Columnist Looks to Rao’s For Metaphor On Real Estate Rejection