NEW YORK CITY-Talk about a touchdown: Manhattan real estate MVPs Silverstein Properties hosted a party on the sixth floor of the Equitable Building in honor of the Super Bowl XLVI Champions New York Giants on Tuesday morning. Tenants of 120 Broadway—including ALM Real Estate Media Group—gathered on the Broadway side of the building to catch a glimpse of Big Blue rolling down Broadway.

Check out photos from the ticker-tape parade below:

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