New York

The city's real estate sector will be a major contributor to helping the city reduce greenhouse gases. The mayor's proposal calls for significant building energy performance upgrades as well as deep energy retrofits in city-owned buildings.

A bipartisan group of tenants, social justice advocates, rental property owners, and now politicians legally demand revamping New York City's property tax system.

Eastern Consolidated arranges a $215 million construction loan for the development of a luxury condominium project at 537 Greenwich Street, within the Special Hudson Square Zoning District.

The new building—Corporate Commons Three at the Teleport—will complement the Nicotra Group-owned existing fully-leased Corporate Commons One (120,000 square feet) and Corporate Commons Two (180,000 square feet) properties at the campus.

Manhattan posted 9.48 million square feet of leasing activity in the third quarter, which was 10.6% higher than volume registered in the second quarter and 15.1% more than deals closed in the third quarter of 2016.

Sentenced to one year of jail time for grand larceny, falsifying documents and tax fraud, landlord Steven Croman still faces the attorney general's civil lawsuit.

CIM Group LP Sells Madison Park Tower to Morgenstern Capital and TLM Equities with Square Mile Capital Management financing.

In connection with the Newmark Holdings rebranding, Jeffrey Gural will step down as chairman of Newmark Knight Frank and become chairman emeritus, while maintaining his position as chairman of the Gural family's GFP Real Estate.