NEW YORK CITY—Both Christopher Mendez and Evan Cohen previously were VPs of the firm, which focuses on Class A assets worldwide.

NEW YORK CITY—A financial firm's new lease for over 22,000 square feet of space spotlights this wrap-up of recent deals.

NEW YORK CITY—The area has a great deal to offer and “is a bargain today,” broker David Schechtman of Eastern Consolidated tells GlobeSt.com.

BOSTON—The company has bought a group of 24-properties spread across Massachussetts, New Jersey and Connecticut.

NEW YORK CITY—On both the commercial and residential side, results for the organization's latest survey indicate that brokers feel positive about the market for the third consecutive quarter.

NEW YORK CITY—The longest standing member of the firm's agency group was moved up Thursday from the position of executive vice president, GlobeSt.com has learned <b>EXCLUSIVELY<b />.

NEW YORK CITY—The move marks the third largest relocation of an investment bank since the recession, deal broker Josh Kuriloff tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—“We've had increasing demand from our domestic clientele for assistance in Asia and too often we had to hand our prized clientele over to a competitor,” says Studley CEO Mitchell Steir in telling GlobeSt.com the reasons for the merger.