NEW YORK CITY-Healthcare, self-storage, data centers and undeveloped land all look like long-term growth areas, non-traded REIT executives said at a panel discussion.

NEW YORK CITY-The nonprofit is consolidating into a lower floor of 34,083 square feet at 1065 Ave. of the Americas, highlighting this week’s wrap-up of deals.

ALBANY-Having upheld eminent domain property seizures for Atlantic Yards, the state’s highest court does the same for the university’s expansion plans.

NEW YORK CITY-The City Planning Commission has signed off on Flushing Commons; a vote by the City Council comes next.

NEW YORK CITY-The monthly increase in the latest Moody’s/REAL commercial price index was to be expected, says REAL’s Elkin.

NEW YORK CITY-An auction of the 11,227-unit multifamily complex is not likely to occur until after Labor Day, experts say.

NEW YORK CITY-The Durst Organization’s chairman says the selection of a minority partner in 1 World Trade Center is “an important decision.”

NEW YORK CITY-The amended Chapter 11 reorganization plan calls for Tarragon to liquidate some assets but maintain control over others.