NEW YORK CITY—"Virtually every dispute involving commercial real estate comes down to a question of property value," the group's chairman tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—While the area's white-hot office leasing slowed, according to a new report, over 200 new stores and restaurants—as well as many residential buildings and hotels¬—opened in 2016.

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

NEW YORK CITY—The Lower Manhattan-based school will revamp more than 55,000 square feet across two of its buildings.

NEW YORK CITY—The appointee joins the firm after serving as the head of real estate in North America for a derivatives advisory firm.

NEW YORK CITY—Located in East Harlem, the site will feature 655 affordable apartments, including 163 that are permanently affordable.

NEW YORK CITY—A new analysis shows increases last year that were more in line with the nation yet still higher than other markets, and expected sharp upticks throughout 2017.

NEW YORK CITY—The company, which has signed a large lease for its new location, has been in its current location for over 12 years.