NEW YORK CITY—In yet another chapter of the battle between the developer and the contractor, the two parties have closed out the last piece of their now dissolved partnership.

NEW YORK CITY—If completed, the sale of the office tower, at 1095 Ave. of the Americas, would become the second most expensive sale of a single office building in the nation's history.

NEW YORK CITY—The banking firm of TD Bank, which was expected to be headquartered at the still-under-development building—which will sit adjacent to Grand Central Terminal—has signed a large, long-term lease.

NEW YORK CITY—The $130 million project, which will provide a new public park and performance space, is being developed by the Hudson River Park Trust and a family foundation.

NEW YORK CITY—New hire Joseph Caridi, who has over two decades of experience, and his former firm mutually agreed to part ways, GlobeSt.com has learned.

NEW YORK CITY—The burgeoning development in Brooklyn's Sunset Park area also has retained the services of Cushman & Wakefield to help lease the space.

NEW YORK CITY—During a meeting of NAIOP's NYC chapter, guest speaker Steven Spinola discussed some of the industry's local highlights and lowlights.

NEW YORK CITY—John Goodwin, a 25-year veteran of the industry, will serve as SVP of retail development for the growing firm.