NEW YORK CITY-Don't dismiss this industry as a bunch of technological Neanderthals. GlobeSt.com's latest Quick Survey proves that real estate professionals are more sophisticated than generally perceived. Industry news was a must on their Internet applications.

NEW YORK CITY-The broadband provider filed for protection late yesterday and has let go two-thirds of its staff. The move is the latest wrinkle in a trend GlobeSt.com predicted last year.

NEW YORK CITY-The war between CBDs and suburbs is fought in local skirmishes, with demands of native business and the locale's ability to support them drawing tenants in or pushing them away from our center cities. As a result, there is no clear-cut winner in the space race.

NEW YORK CITY-The war between CBDs and suburbs is fought in local skirmishes, with demands of native business and the locale's ability to support them drawing tenants in or pushing them away from our center cities. As a result, there is no clear-cut winner in the space race.

NEW YORK CITY-News coverage begins today in London while columnists treating personnel concerns, corporate real estate issues and national legislation bring greater breadth to GlobeSt.com's editorial lineup.

SAYREVILLE, NJ-Two high-tech/flex assets, each measuring 60,000 sf, are expected to be 50% preleased by completion date.

NEW YORK CITY-It was a squeaker, but Silverstein Properties has just overcome its last minute financial concerns to seal the 99-year lease on the World Trade Center. Silverstein's financial woes just a rumor, says one insider.

NEW YORK CITY-Larry Silverstein has to pony up some cash today if he wants to buy the World Trade Center. If not, contender number 2 in this ongoing saga may go by the boards. Vornado lost its bid just a month ago due to reportedly heated snags in the negotiations.