NEW YORK CITY—Located in the Bronx, the landmarked former industrial property has become a nearly fully-leased office complex.

NEW YORK CITY—Reportedly under contract with Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., the building at 229 Chrystie Place includes a Whole Foods store.

NEW YORK CITY—The real estate firm has closed on two air-rights purchases for the property and closed on a construction loan.

BOSTON—The Eastdil Secured director is a 15-year industry veteran and has helped close $3.75 billion of business in the last 12 months.

NEW YORK CITY—The media firm, which shares the building with News Corp., has a lease that expires in 2020.

NEW YORK CITY—The 12,000-square-foot asset has even more space in air rights, spotlighting this week's round-up of deals.

NEW YORK CITY—Cushman & Wakefield's online tool for technology and creative companies to get information on Manhattan CRE can now access a host of data on the borough that's likely of greatest interest.

NEW YORK CITY—Slated to add yet more high-end development to what's become known as billionaire's row, a foreign investor group has picked up a land parcel from Extell Development.