Kathryn Wylde

Migrants outside of the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan in August.
Features  ·  Industry
New York City

New York City’s Migrants Surge Enlists a Reluctant Commercial Real Estate Industry

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Cushman & Wakefield’s Bruce Mosler (far right) speaks during the “Designing a Vision for the New NY: Public-Private Partnerships & Strategic Initiatives Driving the Future of NYC” panel that also featured RXR’s Scott Rechler (second from right) and Partnership for New York City's Kathryn Wylde. The session was moderated by Fried Frank’s Jonathan Mechanic (far left).
Finance  ·  Industry
New York City

New York City’s Commercial Real Estate Future at a Crossroads: Panelists 

By Andrew Coen
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Mayor Eric Adams imposes a 3 percent budget cut across all of NYC's city agencies just as many of them are struggling to staff up, and in the case of HPD, close deals.
Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Businesses Donate $8M for Homeless Outreach in NYC Office Districts

By Celia Young
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New York Mayor Eric Adams is joined by Governor Kathy Hochul as he speaks during a news conference at a Manhattan subway station where the two politicians announced a new plan to fight homelessness in New York on Jan. 06, 2022 in New York City. Among other initiatives, the city will increase the presence of outreach workers and police on subways to get homeless out of the trains and into shelters. According to the Coalition for the Homeless, New York City has reached the highest levels since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Features  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Real Estate Backs Eric Adams’ Plan to Relocate Homeless

By Celia Young
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Gary Barnett
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Masks Come Off and Barnett Is Back!

By The Editors
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Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Concern About Crime Stymies Return to Office in New York City

By Celia Young
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People queue up outside a COVID-19 vaccination site in the Queens borough on December 23, 2021 in New York City.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Private-Sector Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect Amid COVID-19 Case Surge

By Celia Young
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Elizabeth Velez
Players
New York City

How Elizabeth Velez Helped Power New York Building Congress Through COVID

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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A man in the center of a small crowd, smiling.
Design + Construction  ·  Features
New York City

Eric Adams’ Top Challenges as New York Mayor Include Real Estate

By Aaron Short
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Bill de Blasio
Features  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Real Estate and Bill de Blasio: The Hits and the Many Misses

By Aaron Short
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Companies are embracing their inner-Glengarry Glen Ross with their unvaccinated employees.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Companies Get Serious About Vaccinations

By The Editors
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New Yorker get vaccinated
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
New York City

City Worker Vaccine Mandate Has Private Employers in NYC Scrambling

By Aaron Short
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Two men pulling a rope from either side.
Analysis  ·  Features
New York City

Split Ticket: New York Politicians and Real Estate at Odds

By Aaron Short
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After 18 years at Cushman & Wakefield — and only three years in New York City — Toby Dodd was named the new president of the firm's New York tri-state region.
Features  ·  Players
New York City

C&W’s Toby Dodd on Taking the Reins from John Santora as Head of Tri-State

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Jed Walentas, MaryAnne Gilmartin and Marc Holliday. Illustration: Ed Murawinski
Features
New York City

Who Is Leading REBNY and How Are They Going to Keep the Group Relevant?

By Terence Cullen
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Replacing the existing Port Authority Bus Terminal is one of several major projects facing the agency (Photo: Céline Haeberly/for Observer).
Features  ·  Transportation
New York City

Port Reform: How the Port Authority Became Less of a Real Estate Entity

By Terence Cullen
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In Paterson’s Jobs Program, a Rival to New Jersey?

By Eliot Brown
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