NEW YORK CITY-The owners of Brown Harris Stevens and Feathered Nest have purchased the Halstead Property Co. Born for this acquisition is BHS Halstead LLC, now the second largest residential real estate brokerage firm in Manhattan.
NEW YORK CITY-Following Mayor Giuliani's final State of the City Address promising to seek more private ownership and development of city-owned properties, a call is now out for RFPs on 16 sites.
NEW YORK CITY-While AOL Time Warner celebrates its new merger with hundreds of layoffs nationally from TV journalists to AOL techies, some here are hoping the Columbus Circle building will bring greater prosperity to the area.
NEW YORK CITY-Michael G. Geoghegan of Insignia/ESG, who with Robert Alexander, represented the tenant in its deal with Brookfield Properties, tells GlobeSt.com the lease is actually bigger than announced yesterday (Jan. 17).
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield, based here, has become an investment and strategic partner with ePropertyTax according to spokespeople for both companies. C&W will be able to offer the tax management e-product to its own customers.
NEW YORK CITY-The city's program Digital NYC: Wired to the World has secured a lease with a full-service electronic healthcare company for space in the Brooklyn Information Technology Center in Sunset Park.
NEW YORK CITY-Lehman Brothers brings its total lease at the Brookfield Properties building to 563,000 sf with a new 20-year lease. Brookfield represented itself and Insignia/ESG represented the tenant in the transaction.
NEW YORK CITY-News that Millennium Partners closed on a $400-million loan to acquire a portfolio including the Ritz Carlton on Central Park South and the Ritz Carlton in Battery Park City is just one more reason to herald the city's hotel market.
NEW YORK CITY-On Friday afternoon, Jan. 12, the Economic Development Corp. announced it has enlisted Ten W Architects and Ernst & Young LLP as consultants to commence development of a master plan for the Harlem Piers.
NEW YORK CITY-Douglas Grabiner of GVA Williams tells GlobeSt.com that marketing the third floor of the Grand Central District property is unique as the owner is willing to spend only $9 per sf less than the asking rent for modifications.
