NEW YORK CITY-Lower Manhattan’s 24/7 population, up 14% in three years, has more buying power than shopping options, says the area’s BID.

NEW YORK CITY-The disaster in the Gulf, and its potential impact on coastal hotel bookings, came up for discussion at a Hospitality Conference media briefing.

NEW YORK CITY-Santora takes the newly created post of CEO of client solutions, while Emden comes to Colliers after 36 years at CBRE and its predecessors.

NEW YORK CITY-Head of Grubb & Ellis’s New York region since 2006, Arena will become co-head of Chase’s corporate real estate team.

NEW YORK CITY-The first phase of the 30-acre mixed-use redevelopment project in Queens will create 1,000 new housing units.

NEW YORK CITY-May’s leasing volume shows a stabilized Manhattan market, yet the numbers contradict some landlords’ claims of increasing their rents.

BOSTON-Massachusetts officials have issued a notice of default on the $200-million Greenway Center, the <i>Boston Globe</i> reports.

NEW YORK CITY-The property &amp; casualty insurer is taking a full floor at Broad Street Development&#146;s 61 Broadway, highlighting this week&#146;s wrap-up of deals.