NEW YORK CITY—Household names like Schorsch, Cafaro and others, speaking at the annual NYU REIT conference, proposed different methods of doing business and evaluated the industry's state of affairs.

NEW YORK CITY—The transaction could be the beginning of a surge of sales in the Bushwick area.

NEW YORK CITY—The nearly 30-year industry veteran was at Brookfield most recently after working at Eastern for 17 years.

NEW YORK CITY—A joint venture between Kaufman and Principal Real Estate has picked up four of the buildings in Midtown South.

NEW YORK CITY—The company reached a settlement with the state under which it will pay penalties and make changes to both its facilities and its corporate culture.

NEW YORK CITY—The moves included hiring a commissioner of the Department of Design and Construction and the reappointment of David Ehrenberg to lead the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

NEW YORK CITY—A new report from the Building Congress shows a dip in non-residential spending last year but, overall, the sector is doing well, president Richard Anderson tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Though competing with a host of top-notch developers of large-scale office space, Brookfield will have a key advantage in bringing tenants to Brookfield Place and Manhattan West: timing.