Real estate investor and banking executive Moses Marx, who owns several prominent commercial buildings in downtown New York, is one of the latest additions...

UPDATED, 8:56 a.m., August 1: Macmillan Publishers is officially leaving the Flatiron Building, having signed up for 261,000 square feet at Silverstein Properties’ 120...

Downtown is back, baby! Since 9/11, Lower Manhattan has recovered remarkably. But as ever-growing crowds congest neighborhood sidewalks, it may also be a victim...

The Manhattan retail market in the fourth quarter was characterized by a notable uptick in demand and asking rents in the Downtown Broadway corridor,...

Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver’s district in Lower Manhattan might miss out on subsidies without his help.

1. City to spend $14 million on Lower Manhattan storm resiliency 2. CitizenM hotel breaks ground on Bowery 3. Brooklyn...

It’s time to Start Shopping On Lower Broadway. 

The future of Lower Manhattan is not in doubt. It will finish recovering from September 11. But what will its real estate makeup be...

On April 26, 2006, ground broke on what has become one of New York City’s — and for that matter, the world’s — most symbolic...

Technology, advertising and media companies are moving to Downtown Manhattan in increasingly large numbers.

Downtown appears to be shaking its third-wheel status as Manhattan’s weakest submarket for office leasing. According to a CBRE report, asking rents there have...

Following the news that Saks Fifth Avenue Will Anchor Brookfield Place’s Downtown shopping complex, Nordstrom may be the latest retailer looking south for new...

Hotels are booming in Lower Manhattan.

 With the opening of the National September 11 Memorial Museum, Downtown is expecting to see yet another boost.

L+M Development Partners is pairing up with the owners of J&R Music and Computer World to redevelop the retail properties on the same block...

Driven by low vacancy rates, Lower Manhattan office landlords have raised monthly rents by 4 percent since the year started, according to a report...

One of the city’s historic piers, located on the Hudson River in Lower Manhattan, will reopen this summer following a five-year renovation.

Alex Birkenstock, heir to the eponymous sandal company fortune, is listing his Setai penthouse for more than double what he paid three years ago.

Four years from now, Lower Manhattan will be virtually unrecognizable.

Top commercial real estate executives are substantially more optimistic about the value of property in Lower Manhattan this year, according to a recent survey.