“The Technological Revolution Changing the Face of NY Real Estate” Moderator will be Vince Rocco of ‘Good Morning New York, Real Estate’ NEW YORK, NY (Issued June 2019) -- A timely Residential Panel discussion featuring several of the region’s most knowledgeable industry experts will be a highlight of the 11th Annual New York City [...]
Roman pizza is the new NYC Downtown's hottest, most delicious commodity. Kate Krader August 16, 2016 — 12:43 PM EDT At noon on Thursday, Aug. 11, the line outside Eataly NYC Downtown stretched a thousand people long, down three floors and out into the street. Day One of the 45,000-square-foot, $39 million project on [...]
Roman pizza is the new NYC Downtown's hottest, most delicious commodity. Kate Krader August 16, 2016 — 12:43 PM EDT At noon on Thursday, Aug. 11, the line outside Eataly NYC Downtown stretched a thousand people long, down three floors and out into the street. Day One of the 45,000-square-foot, $39 million project on the [...]
The shared-office concept for emerging startups will lease 8,000 square feet at 1025 Old Country Road. The 165,395-square-foot office building on 3.35 acres, owned by Manhattan-based AM Property Holding Corp., is in the midst of a major renovation, which includes upgrades to its mechanical systems, new elevators, improvements to the lobby and common areas, [...]
Unit of German insurer Allianz buys 44% stake in Hudson Yards Tower, including luxury retailer’s share By MARIA ARMENTAL Guests arrive during the opening of Coach Inc.'s new offices at 10 Hudson Yards in May. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG NEWS Coach Inc. sold its headquarters in New York’s Hudson Yards development for $707 million under a [...]
Jared Kushner co-founded crowd-investing platform Cadre in 2014 Patrick Clark | Bloomberg News This spring, the real estate startup Cadre e-mailed a small group of investors, offering them the chance to buy part of a 100,000-square-foot office building in Greenwich, Conn. They were directed to a web page where they could see video from a drone flyover and listen to the [...]
New Yorkers spend about $22 billion a year on electricity, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Not surprisingly, state and municipal governments continue their efforts to raise citizens’ awareness of electricity consumption, promote conservation efforts, and reduce overall demand. With New York City’s groundbreaking Local Law 88 (LL88) on the books, the energy industry [...]
Trick used to build higher angers neighbors By Joe Anuta and Daniel Geiger Photo: CityRealty Rendering of JD Carlisle and Fosun's proposed condo project at 30th Street and Madison Avenue (highlighted by red arrow). A plan to jack a new condo tower 155 feet above its neighbors has sparked a millionaires' catfight over views, [...]
Britain's decision to leave the European Union is a good thing for the local market, but weak pound could mean trouble for the sale of multimillion-dollar condos By Daniel Geiger Brexit could buoy foreign investment in New York City properties. Top real estate executives greeted Britain's decision on Thursday to exit the European [...]
By Morgan Halberg • 06/24/16 3:44pm Industry experts weigh in on how the historic Brexit will impact the city's real estate economy The United Kingdom has opted out of the European Union. Now what? (Photo by illustration by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) The United Kingdom’s historic decision to leave the European Union this morning had [...]
