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NEW YORK CITY-Just as the DOB sees five of its top-ranking employees indicted and arrested, New York's HUD office takes a bold step in protecting tenants in a Harlem property.
WHITE PLAINS-Leasing activity in White Plains remains intense with no let up in sight. As an example, a host of lease signings was reported at 287 Knollwood Rd. in White Plains.
AUSTIN-BroadJump Inc., a leading software developer based in Austin, is expanding its business with Time Warner Cable, which has agreed to buy one million licenses of BroadJump's patented Virtual Truck Installer for nationwide use.
STAMFORD, CT-At the opening of its marketing center on Friday, officials with Louis Dreyfus Property Group related that they are in serious talks with three major tenants for its Connecticut Place office tower. However, business interest thus far has emanated from the suburbs and not from the Big Apple as was expected.<p>
NEW YORK CITY-Stadiums for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, the Jets, the Yankees and the Mets are picking up momentum even though most of the needs for these facilities are years away.
AURORA, CO-Tonight, Aurora City Council will decide whether a Denver developer can build the first luxury apartment complex and 400,000 sf of retail next to a former Army base. The developer has 28-1/2 acres under option for $2.2 million with the Catholic Foundation of the Archdiocese.