Nicole LaRusso

Empty rows of desks.
Leases  ·  Office Leases
New York City

Offices Priced Above $100 PSF Coming Back Faster Than Cheaper Space: CBRE

By Mark Hallum
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Two people wearing masks holding Shake Shack bags walk past a WeWork office building amid the coronavirus pandemic on May 12, 2020 in New York City.
Leases  ·  Office Leases
New York City

Manhattan Saw Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Office Leasing Before Omicron Spike

By Celia Young
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New York's Fifth Avenue
New York City

Manhattan Retail Leasing Heats Up in Q3: Report

By Celia Young
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Class A
Development  ·  Leases
New York City

How Class A Space Became the Champ of Manhattan’s Office Market

By Tom Acitelli
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An illustration of two men handing each other keys.
Leases  ·  Office Leases
New York City

Midtown’s Glut of Sublease Space Has Analysts Writing Off the Submarket for 2020

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

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

By Aaron Short
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1055 Bronx River Avenue
Research & Analysis
New York City

NYC’s Industrial Market Remains Stable Despite Pandemic

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Amazon may have dumped Long Island City, but the neighborhood has still seen healthy leasing activity so far this year, per a CBRE report.
New York City

Queens Check: Leasing Is Strong, but Investment Sales Have Slowed in Queens

By Nicholas Rizzi
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40 Tenth Avenue
Research & Analysis
New York City

Midtown South Is on Fire but Running Out of Space

By Chava Gourarie
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A host of new office space is set to come online this year in Brooklyn, including 25 Kent in Williamsburg.
New York City

All Quiet on the Brooklyn Office Front

By Nicholas Rizzi
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349 Fifth Avenue, left, when WeWork was a tenant. The coworking giant closed the location in 2021.
New York City

Coworking Leasing Activity Increased by 200 Percent Last Year in Manhattan: Report

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Target store in Chicago. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
National

Apparel Getting Squeezed in the Middle

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, one of the sponsors of the Small Business Jobs Services Act, speaks at a rally for the bill before a council hearing.
Leases  ·  Research & Analysis
New York City

What Is the Real Vacancy Rate for Manhattan Storefronts? Not 20 Percent! [Updated]

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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214 West 29th Street
Research & Analysis
New York City

Manhattan Hits Three-Year Office Leasing High: CBRE

By Nicholas Rizzi
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