NEW YORK CITY—Though it failed to cite the angry letters its received from investors in the last week, NY REIT late Monday announced several changes its making in the interest of best practices.

NEW YORK CITY—The services firm has brought on seasoned executives from CBRE and Credit Suisse for top positions in the two divisions.

NEW YORK CITY—The team closed on more than $6 billion last year, sparking a nearly 10% jump in its total commitments year-over-year.

NEW YORK CITY—In a discussion on the state of the city's commercial real estate market, a panel of developers and a lender signaled the beginning of the cycle's end and revealed their surprising areas of focus for 2016.

NEW YORK CITY—A non-profit tenant has signed on to stay at the Commerce Building on the East Side and expand its space, spotlighting this roundup of recent deals.

NEW YORK CITY—So said a panel of developers, and one analyst, in the space, who see nothing but potential on the road ahead.

NEW YORK CITY—The company has received three more letters from two investors—with one suggesting the outside firm serve as an “external advisor”—in the wake of the open letter sent Wednesday by another disgruntled investor.

NEW YORK CITY—The building, for which construction has now begun, is the second one at the complex where 100% of residential units will be affordable housing.