NEW YORK CITY—A trio of firms is said to be considering One and Four World Trade Center, though GlobeSt.com has learned the deals aren't as big—or as near completion—as is being reported.

NEW YORK CITY—The firm did see a slowdown in activity last year but 2014's strong performance is expected to continue through year-end.

NEW YORK CITY—The sloped Midtown tower value has soared to an appraised $1.8 billion, up from $635 million in 2004.

NEW YORK CITY—The REIT picked up space at two Midtown properties, along with an operating lease at one of the buildings.

NEW YORK CITY—Timed to coincide with a week-long celebration of the Internet, the city will be announcing improvements tied to broadband access, technology jobs and education over the next several days.

NEW YORK CITY—The firm's entrepreneurial structure enticed Jedd Nero, who was approached in order to grow the retail practice after he toiled at CBRE for 12 years.

NEW YORK CITY—Threats to a company's assets are the same regardless of the firm's size. AIG's Lance Ewing tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY<b /> just what middle-market firms should do about that.

NEW YORK CITY—The founder and former CEO of Crumbs Bakeshop ventures into real estate—with the help of a partner—in a unique and likely cost-effective business model.