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NEW YORK CITY-The trend has been driven by the troublesome class of ’07 loans that had reached their balloon dates but couldn’t be refinanced. Check out charts from Trepp LLC.
JERSEY CITY-The torrential rainstorm didn’t keep the state’s top brokers, architects and designers from the party along Hudson County’s “Gold Coast” on July 26. Check out GlobeSt.com photos behind the jump.
NEW YORK CITY-The creation of 44,000 square feet of new space– which falls under the Bloomberg administration’s Applied Sciences NYC initiative – will house the university’s new program devoted to data sciences and engineering.
NEW YORK CITY-Ira Zlotowitz, president of Eastern Union Commercial, talks with GlobeSt.com about what market factors are driving this trend, and why it’s a good time to refinance.
NEW YORK CITY-The investment sales brokerage has been retained to sell a 60,000-square-foot office building home to the New York City Department of Human Resources, highlighting this week’s wrap-up of deals.
NEW YORK CITY-Despite strong gains thus far in 2012, SL Green Realty Corp., the city’s largest office landlord, is moving from an aggressive stance to a more neutral one as the REIT approaches the third and fourth quarters.
MELVILLE, NY-Post DJM, industry veterans Andrew Graiser and Emilio Amendola have launched a new company with a nationwide platform. Graiser sat down with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka to discuss the venture.
NEW YORK CITY-During a <b>PWC-NY</b> forum on Wednesday, leaders from the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, the MTA, NJ Transit and the New York State DOT agreed that today’s capital projects—as well as state of good repair work—require more involvement from outside funding sources.
NEW YORK CITY-The asset, which the Manhattan office REIT acquired in 2006 for $230 million, is now valued at $618 million after significant leasing and repositioning efforts at the retail condominium.
NEW YORK CITY-The commercial real estate companies were honored at the New York Energy Consumers Council’s 2012 Energy New York Awards in TriBeCa on Monday evening. Check out exclusive GlobeSt.com photos.
