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“594 DC is a great value-add/redevelopment lease-up play that fits within Endurance's long-term sweet spot of re-positioning well-located, functional excess corporate real estate assets,” says Jared Newman, vice president of acquisitions at Endurance.

KPS Capital Partners stays in Midtown East and law firm McDermott Will & Emery expands its space, both at the SL Green project that's underway.

The store's 25,000-square-foot lease is a “slam-dunk” with its new concept in retail, says Craig Deitelzweig, CEO of Marx Realty which owns and manages the property.

The broadcast company is staying in its Midtown South location owned by George Comfort & Sons, Jamestown Properties and Loeb Partners.

There is now more of a drive to design a seven-days-a-week, 18-hour experience rather than just a singular-use experience.

The New Orleans-based Energy company reports that it will sell Indian Point 1, 2 and 3 nuclear units to decommissioning firm Holtec International of Camden, NJ, which will decommission units. Indian Point 2 and 3 that are scheduled for closure in 2020 and 2021.

One Ardmore is the culmination of a successful public/private partnership between Dranoff Properties and Lower Merion Township, which served as a principal catalyst for the economic revival of Ardmore and the arrival of high-quality residential living in the downtown district.

The real estate firm says it will add solar energy to all 45 buildings it owns in Queens creating the largest solar energy project in the borough.