NEW YORK CITY-Today's trend favors multifamily. New York's Cushman & Wakefield declares the multifamily housing sector the leader in development and Lend Lease exemplifies the feverish pursuit on the transaction side.

NEW YORK CITY-The future of technology is fiberoptic cables in every building, according to speakers at NACORE's luncheon on Friday. They also argue that gigabit Ethernets are the next stage of networking.

NEW YORK CITY-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani responded publicly today to new employment figures released by the state's Department of Labor showing job creation rates are still on the rise. The crunch for space continues.

NEW YORK CITY-Maria T. Sicola, senior managing director, and Janice Stanton, managing director, from Cushman & Wakefield have made their November 2000 forecast report available to the market. It reviews submarkets here.

NEW YORK CITY-Trump Resorts agreed to pay its share in a fine imposed by the Lobbying Commission but hasn't signed yet. The fine was even cited in a suit, reported in Westchester yesterday, to fuel the battle.

NEW YORK CITY-Last night in the posh Metropolitan Club, speakers invited by Cushman & Wakefield to speak on the future face of the commercial real estate market pronounced this city's future the brightest of all.

NEW YORK CITY-Amid a flurry of rumors about the consolidation of a number of commercial real estate companies, service providers and e-businesses, GGN's president and CEO confirms his company is merging with Eureka.

NEW YORK CITY-Last night in the posh Metropolitan Club, speakers invited by Cushman & Wakefield to speak on the future face of the commercial real estate market pronounced this city's future the brightest of all.