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“The supply is coming quickly,” says Brian Shirken of Columbus Pacific Properties, a developer in pre-development on its second project in the market.

The company is subleasing 24,650 rentable square feet at the Midtown East office tower from Avon Products, Inc.

The Cooper contributes to that effort by adding another choice of residential living that is within a block of jobs, services, entertainment, and multiple food and beverage venues.

Two-thirds (22 of 33) of the submarkets in the metro recorded positive absorption in the fourth quarter with The Woodlands representing the top performer at 602,236 square feet and more leasing to follow.

Still trying to shrink its 1.2 million-square-foot footprint at One World Trade Center, the media company signed subleases with Ennead Architects and Ambac Financial Group.

RFR and SIGNA announced the closing of their purchase of the iconic New York landmark, which they reportedly bought for about $150 million, a small fraction compared to when the building last sold.

Home developer Baldwin & Sons delivers another housing community, Alay at Otay Ranch, in Chula Vista, and tells GlobeSt.com why the community has been such a hotspot.

Rockefeller Group anticipates fully completing its renovation of the building by the end of the year.