Mary Ann Tighe Breaks Down NYC Real Estate

NEW YORK CITY-CBRE's Mary Ann Tighe talks about the state of real estate in the city, her term as the Real Estate Board of New York chairman and what Robert Speyer can expect in his role as incoming chairman.

By Ian Ritter | January 17, 2013 at 01:15 PM

NEW YORK CITY-Mary Ann Tighe, CBRE's CEO of the Tri-State Area, says that commercial real estate is doing just fine in New York City. She has some advice for Robert Speyer, the incoming chairmain of REBNY.

She also talked to us about, among other things:

What people will be talking about tonight at the REBNY banquet.
The commercial real estate climate in New York City,
New York City's deal flow.

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