Economy

Some of the region's leading lights charted the challenges and opportunities posed by disruptors at Thursday's RealShare New York.

Requests to serve as receiver increased moderately but noticeably for Trigild at the beginning of 2017, and next year may outpace this year as maturities continue and lenders' scrutiny responds, Bill Hoffman tells GlobeSt.com.

As firefighters struggle to get a foothold on the devastating fires, the wine industry grapples with how this catastrophe will impact future output, meanwhile the last 10% of Cabernet grapes are still to be harvested.

The Northern New Jersey office market continued to strengthen during the third quarter, with the availability rate improving to 20.9 percent.

Many investors are uncertain as to the staying power of the expansion, and interest rates are likely to rise further, suggesting that price weakness could persist following the amazing run-up that we have seen, Ten-X's Peter Muoio tells GlobeSt.com.

The cost of repair of New York City's bridges (not state owned) makes up nearly three quarters of the aforementioned repair estimate or $20.4 billion. The New York City region has by far the largest number of functionally obsolete and structurally deficient bridges.

Most of the region's submarkets are well-balanced, and speculative construction remains quite disciplined, according to JLL.

Vantage offers studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts are available in some of the largest apartment homes in Jersey City's new construction marketplace.