7 West 34th Street

Jeff Bezos is locked in legal battle with Douglas Durst's Durst Org.
Leases
New York City

Judge Tosses Amazon’s Appeal in Legal Battle with Durst

By Steve Cuozzo
Aerial view of Madison Square Garden and Penn Station in New York City.
Development
New York City

For Vornado, It’s All About the Power of the Penn

By Rey Mashayekhi
1 World Trade Center lit up for New York City's Amazon bid. Photo: New York City Economic Development Corporation
Development
New York City

New York City Submits Bid for Amazon’s Second Headquarters

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
22-30 West 34th Street. Photo: CoStar Group
Leases
New York City

Build-A-Bear Workshop Establishing New Manhattan Flagship on West 34th Street

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Jeff Bezos Amazon
Features
National

After Chewing Up Retail, Amazon Spits Out Its Own Plans for Brick-and-Mortar

By Rey Mashayekhi
Jeff Bezos, Adam Neumann and Brian Chesky have disrupted traditional real estate industry models. Illustration: Britt Spencer/for Commercial Observer
Features
New York City

The Power Disruptors: The Players Who Are Upsetting Real Estate’s Status Quo

By Rey Mashayekhi
Fred Posniak (Photo: Sasha Maslov/for Commercial Observer).
Players
New York City

ESRT’s Fred Posniak on W. 34th Street, TOMS and Why Brick-and-Mortar Is Alive and Well

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Features

Power Lawyers: The MVPs With a JD

By Lauren Elkies Schram
4 Times Square (Photo: Durst Organization).
Features

Will a Number of High-Profile Departures Harm Times Square’s Office Market? Not a Chance!

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Time Warner's leaseback at the Time Warner Center was the year's biggest deal.

The 10 Biggest Leases of 2014

By Lauren Elkies Schram
7 West 34th Street
Leases

Amazon.com Eyes West 34th Street for First Store Offline

By Danielle Schlanger

Vornado Eyeing Tech in Penn Plaza

By Gus Delaporte