NEW YORK CITY—The bank is expected to get offers of more than $140 million for the site, which likely will become a multifamily project.

NEW YORK CITY—The San-Francisco-based company owns several office assets on the East Side but it has entered into contract to pick up the ground lease at a tower in the West 30s.

NEW YORK CITY—"While confidence isn't universal, the vast majority of professionals see Brooklyn as a growth opportunity," says William Jennings of Marks Paneth following a survey by the firm.

NEW YORK CITY—Joan Rupar of AIG explains just how daunting an overseas assignment can be in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview with GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Newly appointed to run RFR's retail effort, the CRE executive tells GlobeSt.com about what prompted the firm's increased focus on the sector, and what's next, in this <b> EXCLUSIVE</b> story.

NEW YORK CITY—The newly promoted vice chairman of retail—who is only the second person to hold that title at CBRE—says his elevation could mean a big shift for the industry.

NEW YORK CITY—“We'll still drive the process and decision making but we will not actively be engaged in showing space,” RFR president Gregg Popkin tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—The former Assembly speaker engaged in a “secret and corrupt scheme” that, in part, involved taking kickbacks from two real estate developers, according to the complaint filed against him.