NEW YORK CITY—A federal complaint charges the company, and a popular architecture firm, with a pattern of creating multifamily buildings that fail to comply with legislation governing accessibility for disabled persons.

NEW YORK CITY—Downtown landlords were by far the most likely to re-think the asking rents on their available space, while Midtown was the next culprit.

NEW YORK CITY—“We're going to grow further the mortgage platform over the next few years; we'd love to have 22-25 debt producers in our office” executive managing director Peter Nicoletti tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Member John Elkann fills the slot while his predecessor, Carlo Barel di Sant'Albano, moves into the newly created position of international CEO.

NEW YORK CITY—“The market is right; New York real estate has great liquidity,” NYRT chairman and CEO Nicholas Schorsch tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Representing both tenants and landlords, Abdo brings a strong pedigree and more than 25 years of experience to his new role as an executive managing director.

NEW YORK CITY—The real estate services firm's John Santora, CEO of corporate occupier and investor services, tells GlobeSt.com of changes made in recent years that likely led to the capture of this latest client, a financial services firm.

NEW YORK CITY—“This is one of those rare times you get every cycle where you can say 'the window is wide open and it's beautiful outside,” says CEO Mike Cahill.