NEW YORK CITY—The Lower Manhattan development site has been earmarked by Lightstone for a 460-unit multifamily property.

NEW YORK CITY—The firm taps former CBRE executive Sean Cahill to spearhead its foray into Connecticut.

NEW YORK CITY—The notoriously quiet developer reportedly has agreed to pick up the property from Fisher Bros. and Steven Witkoff.

NEW YORK CITY-The “Most Ingenious” award went to a CBRE broker for the Ralph Lauren lease at 711 5th Ave. while “Most Significant” went to Ripco Real Estate for returning Barneys to 107 7th Ave.

NEW YORK CITY—“As a principal there's a sense of ownership, which makes everyone very eager to help each other,” retail guru Jedd Nero tells GlobeSt.com in this <b> UPDATE </b>.“That's not the norm in our industry.”

NEW YORK CITY—Many of the newly boosted employees have been with the firm for two decades or more.

NEW YORK CITY—Jedd Nero joins the firm from CBRE, bringing with him more than 25-years of experience.

NEW YORK CITY—“As leases roll over the next four years, we can mark to market,” Prudential's David Pahl tells GlobeSt.com.