Aaron Short

A man sitting at a desk with a dog next to him, and the man has a satellite dish around his head.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Come In, New York, Come In: COVID Has Companies Thinking Satellite Offices

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Two men shaking hands.
Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Here’s Who’s Giving What to Trump and Biden in Commercial Real Estate

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An empty, darkened stage with just a mic lying on top of it.
Leases  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

New York Nightlife Has Gone Dark Thanks to COVID-19. What Happens Next?

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The Cove.
Features
New York

Hospitality Sees Renewed Interest Outside NYC

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Dr. Oxiris Barbot attends Mayor bill de Blasio briefing on first registered community transfer covid-19 patient in New York at City Hall.
Features
New York

The Power Public Health Officials of New York

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New York mayor Bill de Blasio.
Features  ·  Players
New York City

Friendless Mayor Faces ‘Uphill Climb’

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George Floyd protests in Brooklyn.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Protests Abruptly Ended Quarantine. Will They Cause a Second Wave?

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The Dime which is opening in Williamsburg.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Hustling For Multifamily Tenants in the Age of Coronavirus

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A worker disinfects a train at a subway station in Brooklyn.
Coronavirus  ·  Transportation
New York City

Can the MTA Convince New Yorkers the Subways Are Safe Again? 

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Long Island College Hospital is no more.
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

20 Years of Decisions to Close Hospitals Have ‘Come Home to Roost’

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Senior Couple walking in a senior home.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
National

What Happens to Senior Living in the Age of Coronavirus?

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Governor Andrew Cuomo who just worked out a $177 billion budget.
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
New York

New York Passes $177B ‘Crisis Budget’ Despite Having ‘No Money’

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New York's hotel industry is mobilizing amid the coronavirus crisis, with the Four Seasons (pictured above) offering rooms that start at $500 to medical workers for free. The East 57th Street hotel, which closed on March 20, is walking distance from Lenox Hill and New York-Presbyterian hospitals.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Challenges Persist in Converting NYC Hotels to Hospitals

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A man with his hands folded at the end of a long desk.
Features
New York City

How Donald Trump Got His Start With the Grand Hyatt

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What will de Blasio do with the next 22 months?
Design + Construction  ·  Features
New York City

Lame Duck: How Will Bill de Blasio Fill the Next 22 Months?

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BEEP, BEEP: Watch out for (from left to right) Antonio Reynoso, Chirlane McCray and Robert Cornegy as they eye the race for Brooklyn borough president.
Design + Construction  ·  Players
Brooklyn

The Race for Brooklyn Borough President Heats Up

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Jeff Dunne.
Industry  ·  Players
New York City

CBRE’s Jeff Dunne Talks Tri-State

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