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NYC’s office sublease surge slows as tenants move to reoccupy space
Apparel sales are surging. Subway ridership is at a 15-month high. Lines of customers are forming at Midtown salad...
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Inwood affordable housing project moves forward after rezoning fight
After a legal battle that lasted nearly three years, Inwood’s first affordable housing project since the revival of the...
A neglected pier deteriorated for decades. Now it’s NYC’s hottest attraction.
Major FiDi landlord resigns as bank chairman after stock windfall
A low-profile downtown landlord who owns multiple prominent commercial buildings in the Financial District has resigned from his role...
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Employers face uphill battle luring staff back to the office
With more than half of all adults fully vaccinated, Americans are once again eating at their favorite restaurants, attending...
Camber Property buys bankrupt Hell’s Kitchen building for $40M
UPDATED, June 11, 6:11 p.m.: Workforce housing developer Camber Property Group acquired a Hell’s Kitchen apartment building out of...
These were the largest Manhattan real estate loans in May
The 10 largest Manhattan real estate loans recorded in May totaled $1.84 billion, more than double April’s total. More...
Hotels’ recovery taking longer in NYC than elsewhere
Hotels in New York City are slowly rising from the pandemic wreck, but their road to recovery looks longer...
Pulling rabbits out of a hat: How NYC theaters survived Covid — or didn’t
For 33 years and more than 13,500 shows, Catherine Russell played a psychiatrist and suspected cold-blooded killer in an...
Manhattan luxury home market sees surge in deals at end of May
Manhattan’s luxury real estate market closed out the month of May with a bang. Last week, 40 contracts with...