NEW YORK CITY-Work on 56 Leonard in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, suspended in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, reportedly resumed this past fall.

NEW YORK CITY-The development of the Seward Park parcel, on the horizon since 1965, calls for 1,000 apartments, half of them to be permanently affordable.

NEW YORK CITY-A post-Sandy dip notwithstanding, the general trend for residential and commercial brokers has been an increasingly upbeat mood since this past spring, says REBNY's Spinola.

ALBANY-House NY would produce or preserve more than 14,000 affordable units statewide with existing funds, the governor said in his State of the State address Wednesday.

NEW YORK CITY-Capital will flow this year to the markets with the greatest diversity in terms of investor types, Sam Chandan said Wednesday at a market forecast breakfast.

NEW YORK CITY-The new owners of the Chatsworth plan an extensive renovation; it had been in the same family for three generations.

NEW YORK CITY-The amended agreement represents Realty Income's best and final offer for ARCT; a vote is scheduled for Jan. 16.

NEW YORK CITY-The joint venture on 860 Washington comes as the <i>Wall Street Journal</i> reports asking rents of $100 per square foot for new office construction in the neighborhood.