Economy

After 15 years of service, Kenneth J. Knuckles will retire from the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone.

Rand Stephens says ridership is declining in both rail and bus services across the country because of lower gas prices, increased telecommuting, rising car ownership and of course, ridesharing with UBER and Lyft.

In terms of high growth markets, the Orlando area remains the leader. According to the governor, March 2018 marked 36 consecutive months the Orlando area led job creation in the state, adding 42,000 private-sector jobs in the past year.

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

The non-profit sector employs approximately 1.3 million workers in New York State, the largest workforce than any other state. More than half of those jobs are located in New York City, according to the City Comptroller.

GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> chats with Ed Allen, SVP of development at the Related Group about the company's recent expansion, why Atlanta and Florida are places they see as opportunities and why one size definitely doesn't fit all.

From the biggest and most significant transactions, to this year's top prospects for investment and development, Real Estate Forum presents the "Best" of the commercial real estate industry.

The governor also reiterated his contention that New York will join with New Jersey and Connecticut to sue the federal government over the tax impacts of the tax reform bill that caps state and local tax (SALT) deductions at $10,000.