The top loan last month was for $130 million from Bank of America to Red Apple Group for the company’s Ocean Dreams project in Coney Island, followed by a $117.5 million loan for the Azure project in Downtown Brooklyn from All Year Management and Spencer Equity. Other notable deals included an $89 million loan to Brookfield Property Partners for Greenpoint Landing and a roughly $50.9 million loan to the Stagg Group for 150 Van Cortlandt Avenue East...

From left: Blackstone’s Jon Gray, the Spiral at Hudson Yards, Landesbank’s Rainer Neske and 5 Manhattan West New York City’s major real estate lenders have From left: Blackstone’s Jon Gray, the Spiral at Hudson Yards, Landesbank’s Rainer Neske and 5 Manhattan West New York City’s major real estate lenders have...

Newmark Knight Frank represented the tenant. JLL represented the landlord, Brookfield Property Partners...

But it’s already clear that it’s going to be difficult to replicate 2017’s performance this year. Brookfield Property Partners’ chair, Ric Clark, said as much last month at a luncheon hosted by the Real Estate Board of New York, though he noted that tech companies are growing and financial services firms are expanding...

The amount of development in the borough still trails Manhattan by a fairly wide margin, as the top developers there â€' Related Companies and Brookfield Property Partners â€' are respectively at work on 9 million and 3.8 million square feet of development...

Related Companies and Brookfield Property Partners are respectively the top two most active developers in Manhattan, according to an analysis by The Real Deal...

The architecture firm behind the largest new project started this year was Ohio-based Ford & Associates. The firm was hired by Matrix Development Group, which plansThe architecture firm behind the largest new project started this year was Ohio-based Ford & Associates. The firm was hired by Matrix Development Group, which plans...

You should expect to see some giants rising in the outer boroughs over the next few years. A majority of the largest development projects startedYou should expect to see some giants rising in the outer boroughs over the next few years. A majority of the largest development projects started...

The agency will take the entire 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th floors of the 54-story tower. The NYC EDC will occupy space with the city’s Department of Small Business Services. Neil Goldmacher, Chris Mongeluzo and Howard Kesseler of Newmark Knight Frank represented the tenant, while Mikael Nahmias of Brookfield Property Partners represented the landlord in-house, alongside a Newmark Knight Frank team of Pete Shimkin, Hal Stein and David Falk...

The legal beagles will occupy the 50th and 51st floors. Jeremiah Larkin, Duncan McCuaig and Alex Liscio represented the landlord, Brookfield Property Partners, in-house, along with a team from Cushman, comprised of Bruce Mosler, Rob Lowe, Ethan Silverstein and Matthias Li...

Buyers closed just under $900 million in sales and the largest deal was Brookfield Property Partners and the Swig Company's $370 million purchase of the ground lease for The Office Building 1100 Sixth Avenue in Midtown...

Cushman’s Bruce Mosler has one of Manhattan’s biggest agency assignments, at Brookfield Property Partners’ under-construction 2.1 million-square-foot One Manhattan West...

28, 4:50 p.m.: Manhattan’s real estate finance industry had a rough start to 2016, as global bond-market turmoil brought CMBS lending to a virtual halt. But markets calmed starting in March, and commercial real estate lending returned with a vengeance. Interest rates were at historical lows throughout much of 2016, and property valuations were still high, creating an ideal environment for all those seeking to refinance. Brookfield Property Partners, for example, was so eager to lock in favorable terms on a $750 Million Loan For One New York Plaza that it agreed to a gap mortgage until the previous loan on the property expires...

From left: Coach CEO Victor Luis and a rendering of 10 Hudson Yards, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and 12 East 49th Street Coach once owned From left: Coach CEO Victor Luis and a rendering of 10 Hudson Yards, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and 12 East 49th Street Coach once owned...

From the March issue: The lending market has already shifted gears since the start of the year. Lenders are tightening their standards, and the issuance From the March issue: The lending market has already shifted gears since the start of the year. Lenders are tightening their standards, and the issuance...

Located practically on top of the newly opened Hudson Yards subway station, it should be getting a lot of company soon, as towers built by Related Companies, Brookfield Property Partners and others are on the rise...

The second-most lucrative deal of the year â€' and the most expensive new lease by some distance â€' also featured a prominent law firm: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, which will anchor Brookfield Property Partners’ new 1 Manhattan West office tower on the Far West Side...

Meanwhile, four property owners â€' Sapir, Boston Properties, Vornado Realty Trust and Brookfield Property Partners â€' each laid claim to two deals...

CBRE’s Darcy Stacom and Eastdil’s Doug Harmon One of New York City’s longest-standing rivalries, between Eastdil Secured and CBRE for the lead in investment sales, CBRE’s Darcy Stacom and Eastdil’s Doug Harmon One of New York City’s longest-standing rivalries, between Eastdil Secured and CBRE for the lead in investment sales,...

The top deals list did not include portfolio sales or development sites. Among the notable deals in those categories were Brookfield Property Partners’ $1 billion purchase of the 3,962-unit Putnam portfolio in Upper Manhattan, brokered by Savills Studley; and HFZ Capital Group chief Ziel Feldman’s purchase of the land at 501 West 17th Street, also known as 76 11th Avenue, for north of $800 million, brokered by CBRE Group...

On the heels of Brookfield Property Partners’ frenetic year-long leasing run â€' during which time the company inked more than 3 million square feet of deals â€' some feared that the Downtown market would be out of fresh spaces for potential office tenants to choose from...