NEW YORK CITY-Corporate Suites and Knowledge Networks sign on for Midtown space. This deal marks the fourth Manhattan location for the provider of business facilities, while KN plans to house its research department in 10,000 sf.
CARLE PLACE, NY-Treeline completes a $53-million mortgage refinancing on a 315,000-sf asset that a major retailer just chose for its corporate headquarters. Treeline plans to use proceeds for other possible acquisitions and investments.
CARLE PLACE, NY-Treeline completes a $53-million mortgage refinancing on a 315,000-sf asset that a major retailer just chose for its corporate headquarters. Treeline plans to use proceeds for other possible acquisitions and investments.
NEW YORK CITY-The rebuilding of Lower Manhattan will be a monumental task with a "vast amount of construction in a small amount of time," according to a speaker at a CoreNet breakfast function dealing with the progress of the redevelopment.
NEW YORK CITY-The rebuilding of Lower Manhattan will be a monumental task with a "vast amount of construction in a small amount of time," according to a speaker at a CoreNet breakfast function dealing with the progress of the redevelopment.
NEW YORK CITY-Kicking off the ABO BuildingsNY trade show, Democratic candidates for mayor discussed a number of issues pertinent to the real estate industry. Items up for discussion included affordable housing, building codes, West Side redevelopment and Lower Manhattan.
NEW YORK CITY-Equity Residential increases its holdings here by taking three high-rise towers on the Upper West Side for $816 million. They are part of a larger deal where the Carlyle Group and Extell agreed to acquire those sites and developable land for just under $1.8 billion from a consortium of Hong Kong investors and Donald Trump.
NEW YORK CITY-Equity Residential increases its holdings here by taking three high-rise towers on the Upper West Side for $816 million. They are part of a larger deal where the Carlyle Group and Extell agreed to acquire those sites and developable land for just under $1.8 billion from a consortium of Hong Kong investors and Donald Trump.
