NEW YORK CITY-CEO Ric Clark says that thanks to its assets and balance sheet, the office REIT is ‘positioned well to grow in a recovering market.’

NEW YORK CITY-Skeptical about pricing and market conditions, real estate investors are less likely to put their money into private equity funds than they were in 2010, says Preqin.

NEW HYDE PARK, NY-Among its 2011 goals: a 50-to-75 basis point increase in occupancy levels, currently at 92.7% across its portfolio.

NEW YORK CITY-The financial information giant has added more than 1,800 Manhattan-based staff since 2008 and expects to hire more.

NEW YORK CITY-Recovery in real estate fundamentals and investment sales will accelerate as 2011 progresses, say C&W and JLL.

NEW YORK CITY-The first 900 units out of a projected 5,000 at the Hunter’s Point South redevelopment are scheduled for completion in 2014.

NEW YORK CITY-Patrick Robinson, tapped to run Transwestern’s new Northeast division, tells GlobeSt.com it’s a strong platform to grow regional presence.

NEW YORK CITY-The acquisition of two properties 100% leased to government agencies continues Elman Investors’ track record in this sector.