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NEW YORK CITY-The market research firm found that commercial investors are looking beyond core assets—which RCA founder and president Robert White says is a positive sign.
NEW YORK CITY-Fairfield and Westchester Counties, according to Q3 2011 data from CBRE, experienced differing trends in office leasing, as caution prevailed in Westchester and expansions heated up the market in Fairfield.
NEW YORK CITY-Three new leases, arranged by Cassidy Turley at the 245,000-square-foot duo of Midtown buildings, reduce available space there by 31,000 square feet.
NEW YORK CITY-AN agreement is in place to sell the famed MetLife Clock Tower Building, at 5 Madison Ave., for $165 million. The buyer, however, has not been disclosed.
GARDEN CITY, NY-The 520,000-square-foot office complex, comprised of four buildings, will be refinanced and recapped in a joint venture between the Treeline Cos. and Long Wharf Real Estate Partners.
STATEN ISLAND, NY-Muss Development’s Jason Muss tells GlobeSt.com’s Carl Gaines that an influx of legal tenants to the company’s 60 Bay St. location is due in part to the building’s amenities and location, but also comes thanks to development next door.
NEW YORK CITY-Reports indicate that Innkeepers and JV partners Cerberus Capital Management and Chatham Lodging Trust are near an agreement following the JV’s abandoning of a $1.13 billion agreement to buy 64 Innkeepers hotel properties.
NEW YORK CITY-The UK-based media and marketing communications firm’s American office will convert a sublease in the building into a direct lease of 94,000 square feet of space.