Madison Avenue is still shopping’s gold standard
Soho is Manhattan’s most densely packed retail district — as reflected both in terms of numbers of shoppers and the ...
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Huge fitness facility with affordable apartments to replace Downtown NYC blight
Lower Manhattan’s most closely-watched, once-stalled development site is “fit” to rise. Chelsea Piers Fitness will launch a five-story, 76,000-square-foot health ...
Home sales barely budge in April as spring buying season off to disappointing start
Sales of previously occupied US homes were essentially flat in April, another lackluster showing for the housing market during what’s traditionally its ...
New AI office leases stoking hot Manhattan market
AI might one day wreak havoc on commercial real estate, as some fear. But at least right now, it’s only ...
Durst Organization’s 114 West 47th St. getting a glossy new look
A fresh look is coming to 114 W. 47th St., a Durst Organization property that stands apart from the rest ...
Real estate execs still in on Park Ave. project to be anchored by Ken Griffin’s Citadel
Vornado executive vice-president Glen Weiss told a Real Deal forum last week, “You should assume we’re in” — meaning his ...
Feil’s 7 Penn Plaza to lease three floors to HDR Engineering
Strong leasing momentum in the Feil Organization’s portfolio snared another new tenant — HDR Engineering, which signed for 74,000 square feet ...
One Liberty tenant Cleary Gottlieb renews lease
A giant renewal affirmed that the success of Downtown’s eastern side isn’t limited to the World Trade Center and Brookfield Place. ...
Manhattan’s Redeye Grill to close after 30 years
Bye, bye, Redeye. Fireman Hospitality Group’s Redeye Grill, a Manhattan dining institution since 1995, will serve its last cowboy ribeye steak ...
World Trade Center area now rivals Midtown’s prime corridors as leasing frenzy boosts asking rents
Twenty-five years since 9/11, asking rents for large blocks of space at the World Trade Center nearly rival those on ...
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