Hudson Square in Manhattan is getting a lot of attention from multifamily and office developers since Google and recently Disney have made the submarket home to their headquarter offices.

Downtown and Midtown South in Manhattan garnered some leasing wins in 2019 and is expected to continue on track for continued leasing strength well into 2020.

Sunset Park in Brooklyn has seen droves of media companies flock to set-up shop in Industry City, a 16-building creative campus along the waterfront that has become a hotbed production and entertainment companies.

Real estate investment management firm George Comfort & Sons' 200 Madison Ave. is 100 percent occupied after it has finalized a 10-year lease with Neville, Rodie & Shaw, Inc. The property sits in the highly desired Midtown South submarket, in which NRS will remain on the 20th floor through 2031.

Midtown leasing activity saw a steady decrease in volume in 2019 at an estimated 25 percent from the previous year and is on track to see the highest quarterly supply of office inventory in nearly five years with a chance it may not remain stable.

New York-based co-living company The Collective has secured a $75 million construction loan from ACRES Capital to finance 292 North 8th St., an 11-story student housing and co-living development in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Data shows that more and more, upwardly mobile Millenials are choosing to rent and invest in growing their assets in other financial sectors instead.

Luxury real estate developer SHVO on behalf of a joint venture including Deutsche Finance America and BLG Capital Ltd. has secured a $230 million loan from LoanCore Capital in the acquisition of 530 Broadway in SOHO.