National Urban League

Marc Morial, president and CEO of National Urban League.
Residential · Finance
National

National Urban League Pushes to Privatize Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac

By Andrew Coen
A residential development with office and retail space on the lower floors in Manhattan.
Leases
New York City

Harlem’s Urban Empowerment Center Inks First Three Office Deals

By Abigail Nehring
The National Urban League will build out the first National Civil Rights Museum in this space in its new 125th Street headquarters building.
Development
New York City

National Urban League Puts Finishing Touches on New Mixed-Use Harlem HQ

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
80 Pine Street.
New York City

National Urban League Signs Short-Term Lease For 57K-SF in Seaport District

By Mark Hallum
Lisa Gomez was promoted to CEO at L+M Development Partners after seven years as COO for the developer.
Finance
New York City

Lisa Gomez Ascends to L+M CEO Role

By Andrew Coen
A rendering of BRP Companies' Archer Towers project.
Finance
New York City

Goldman Sachs Asset Management Deploys $290M on Queens Affordable Apartments

By Andrew Coen
"‘I think most board members realize that it is just a matter of time before the pension funds and institutional investors and retail investors that own the common stock of these companies start to focus on diversity," Ken McIntyre, CEO of the Real Estate Executive Council, said.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Real Estate’s Diversity Problem Is a Data Problem

By The Editors
IMPACT
New York City

Goldman Sachs’ Urban Investment Group’s New Heads Kick Off With Harlem Project

By Andrew Coen
80 Pine Street.
Finance
New York City

Rudin Management Seals $38M Refi for 80 Pine Street in Lower Manhattan

By Andrew Coen
Rendering of National Urban League.
Retail · Leases
New York City

Trader Joe’s to Open Across From Whole Foods in Harlem

By Chava Gourarie
urban empowerment center
Finance
New York City

National Urban League Nails Down $188M For Planned 125th Street HQ in Harlem

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Research & Analysis
New York City

Report: Macy’s Not Heading to 125th Street After All

By Billy Gray