'The misconceptions about the plan are understandable.'

NEW YORK CITY-Seismic shifts on Wall Street have transformed the landscape, but savvy players will find their footing, say RealShare New York panelists.

PHILADELPHIA-The proposed 1,500-foot American Commerce Center has changed hands from Walnut Street Capital to a new real estate arm of Hill International.

Once a poster child for urban blight, Bedford-Stuyvesant today is a burgeoning success story within the redevelopment of Brooklyn

PHILADELPHIA-Accounting firm Parente Randolph moves from separate Center City locations into two floors at One Liberty Place, joined by a subsidiary.

'It's almost like the world has changed.'

NEW YORK CITY-The upheaval in financial services will mean more layoffs and higher office vacancy in the metro area, but less than in 2000-2001, experts predict.

NEW YORK CITY-The upheaval in financial services will mean more layoffs and higher office vacancy in the metro area, but less than in 2000-2001, experts predict.