The NYCEDC, MTA, Port Authority, and P3 players share their views on public transportation's intertwined role with real estate.

The New York Times is renting 126,427 square feet at its 620 Eighth Ave. headquarters to the electronic trading network.

Entrepreneurs show how their innovations disrupt, at the Goodwin and Columbia Business School Real Estate and Capital Markets Conference.

Oxford Properties Group and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board plan to redevelop the 3.25 acre site.

The developer describes the initiative as the largest expansion of manufacturing in New York City in more than a century.

The Brooklyn developer is buying substantial property including a former Pathmark grocery and a Lowe's Home Improvement store—and donating money to train construction workers.

Derek Broomes admitted that while at Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, he stole hundreds of thousands of public dollars meant for low-income people with HIV/AIDS.

The Gilardian family owns various mixed-use apartment buildings in Manhattan.