NEW YORK CITY-The Lakewood, NJ private investment firm picks up 17 strip malls with an aggregate 2.3 million sf. The assets are spread across seven states with the bulk of the centers located in Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK CITY- Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP is moving its practice from roughly 75,000 sf at 399 Park Ave. to 10 newly renovated floors at 75 E. 55th St.
NEW YORK CITY-Havas Advertising's media services division, Media Planning Group, is gearing up for a consolidation and expansion of its New York operation. The firm will move into two full floors of Downtown space early next year.
NEW YORK CITY-A partnership led by a Radnor, PA investment group paid somewhere north of $120 per sf for the 22,000-sf asset. The two-story building is fully leased to a UK-based pharmaceutical firm.
NEW YORK CITY-Accounts of Arthur Andersen's decision to bail out of its Times Square Tower lease are premature, building owner Boston Properties says in an exclusive interview with GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY-Speculation and rumors that scandal-ridden Arthur Andersen would pull out of its 650,000-sf lease at Times Square Tower were proved true yesterday. The deal is officially history.
NEW YORK CITY-For the second time in two weeks, Arthur Andersen has lost a major hotel client. The latest defector is lodging REIT Boykin Lodging Co., following quickly on the heels of Starwood Hotels & Resorts.
NEW YORK CITY-The PA puts out a call for design guidelines for Lower Manhattan while officially taking the reins of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp., the organization originally formed to oversee the Downtown redevelopment process.
NEW YORK CITY-The PA puts out a call for design guidelines for Lower Manhattan while officially taking the reins of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp., the organization originally formed to oversee the Downtown redevelopment process.
NEW YORK CITY-The locally based REIT completes the last major step in its planned dissolution with a final filing in Maryland. The company's assets will be held for three years to pay bills, after which time any remaining cash will go to shareholders.
