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WATCH: NYC real estate’s week in numbers

A $14 billion drop in foreign CRE purchases for London, Stephen Ross' net worth and more

A 26,000 square-foot museum on Liberty Island, 2,218 units approved for construction and not a single Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf shop left in New York City  — in real estate, it’s all about the numbers.

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This past week, The Real Deal reported on New York becoming the top city in the world for commercial real estate investment, Midtown South’s increasing popularity for financial firms and Doug Harmon and Adam Spies leaving Eastdil Secured for Cushman & Wakefield. 

To see some of the biggest news of the past week in 11 numbers, watch the video above.

For more videos, visit The Real Deal’s YouTube page.

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