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“Companies have the same desire to work close to where they live,” says Michael Berretta, head of growth strategy for IWG.

After 15 years of service, Kenneth J. Knuckles will retire from the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone.

The master development plan, developed in partnership with Beyer Blinder Belle, would include entertainment, retail, office, hotels and luxury residential housing geared at bringing first-class amenities to the sports district.

Like a lot of small US cities, it lost much of its manufacturing base, but adaptive reuse projects are bringing back the downtown.

In an EXCLUSIVE GlobeSt.com Q&A, Savills Studley's CIO Patrick McGrath talks about what's happening now with CRE tech tools and trends.

Grocery tenants are the holy grail for retail owners, but not all grocery tenants are created equal.

The governor also reiterated his contention that New York will join with New Jersey and Connecticut to sue the federal government over the tax impacts of the tax reform bill that caps state and local tax (SALT) deductions at $10,000.

SPPI developed its first office buildings more than 30 years ago and remains bullish on the region, with plans to hold office asset, 1200 Concord, after an extensive tenant-driven renovation and rebranding.