Two Trees Management – Commercial Observer

Liberty View Industrial Plaza at 850 Third Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Leases · Industrial

Custom Hair Care Brand Prose Finds New Industrial Space in Sunset Park

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment.

Leases · Office

Domino Sugar Development Nabs First Office Tenant With Hair Care Maker Prose

By Nicholas Rizzi

From left: Moderator Jonathan Mechanic of Fried Frank, Gabby Cohen of Rent the Runway, JEMB Realty's Morris Jerome, Meridian Investment Sales' Adam Hess and Two Trees Management's Jed Walentas at the Brooklyn Queens Forum.

Smaller Floor Plates and Flexibility Is Key to Brooklyn Office Market: Panelists

By Nicholas Rizzi

15 Avenue A.

Leases · Retail

Famed Brooklyn Pizzeria Roberta’s Opening First Full-Service Spot in Manhattan

By Nicholas Rizzi

Matt Petrula

M&T’s Matt Petrula on His Appetite for Construction

By Cathy Cunningham

JP Morgan's Chad Tredway announces 2018's Rising Star at CO's annual Power Gala event on June 14, 2018.

Deals, Designs and Desserts at the 11th Annual Power Gala

By Mack Burke

One Willoughby Street will house a school on the base floors. The School Construction Authority signed a lease of 87,000 square feet at the building last year.

Design + Construction · Construction

Why the School Construction Authority Is Getting Cozy With Developers

By Liam La Guerre

50 West 23rd Street.

Leases · Office

Dailymotion Takes Over Soundcloud Office in Flatiron District

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

A rendering of full Two Trees Managment's Domino Sugar development site.

Finance · Construction

Trio of Banks Purchased $175M in Bonds for Domino Sugar Site Development

By Mack Burke

Rendering for Dumbo Market at 66 Front Street.

Leases · Retail

Dumbo Is Finally Getting a Full-Sized Supermarket

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

A rendering of 1 Seaport, aka 161 Maiden Lane, which is allegedly leaning due to faulty construction.

Design + Construction · Architecture

On the Waterfront: The Architecture Reshaping the Face of the East River

By Rey Mashayekhi

Mr. Right Now: Mayor de Blasio Continues Wooing Real Estate Developers

By Aaron Short