Unions at bay, but hostility for real estate worse than ever
Inside an elegant dining room at the Pierre hotel Thursday, panel moderator Robert Blumenthal scanned the floor — packed...
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Cracking the university real estate code
More than a decade after it was first proposed, Columbia University’s massive Manhattanville campus has started to take shape in earnest, with two of the biggest buildings now open: the 450,000-square-foot Jerome L....
Real estate has found its answer to startup culture in Opportunity Zones, panel says
If you’re young and in real estate, Opportunity Zones are the place to be, according to Newmark Knight Frank...
Real estate execs say Amazon “is great” for New York but question if the city’s infrastructure can sustain new residents
A lineup of New York real estate giants agree that Amazon is good for New York. But there’s just one question: Can the city’s...
Greenwich Village to Hollywood: NYU plans L.A. extension program for film
Long a competitor to Los Angeles-based film schools, New York University is looking to establish its own presence in...
Manhattan closed sales dropped nearly 21% in July
According to this week’s market reports, Manhattan closed sales dropped 20.7 percent in July and Harlem posted the highest...
NYU signs 125K sf lease renewal at Gramercy Park location
New York University is extending its stay at its Gramercy Park location. The university signed a 32-year lease extension...
Cracking the university real estate code
More than a decade after it was first proposed, Columbia University’s massive Manhattanville campus has started to take shape in earnest, with two of the biggest buildings now open: the 450,000-square-foot Jerome L....
Landlords in “nuclear arms race” to upgrade buildings: Ric Clark
Now that a real estate developer-turned-president is trying to broker peace with North Korea, it’s only fitting that the...
It’s taking longer to get into the black renting apartments on Airbnb
Renting an apartment out on Airbnb as a de-facto hotel just doesn’t pencil out like it used to. In...
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