NEW YORK CITY-In an effort to expand its commercial and residential real estate department, the Staten Island-based law firm has added Michael M. Amtzis to its staff. He talked with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about his plans for S.I. and beyond.
NEW YORK CITY-The Manhattan-based global brokerage has acquired the third-party client services group at the Atlanta-based firm, a deal that boosts up C&W’s leasing and management portfolio to more than 11 million square feet in the Southeast.
NEW YORK CITY-After years of controversy, AREA’s debt fund has provided new financing for landmark Upper West Side residential building, GlobeSt.com has confirmed.
NEW YORK CITY-Unnamed sources tell GlobeSt.com that the new soccer stadium at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park would house the 20th team in the National Soccer League.
NEW YORK CITY-While the Frankfurt bank and Beverly Hills-based real estate firm could not confirm the types of assets in the pool, the majority are located in Dublin, according to a statement from KW.
NEW YORK CITY-In connection with the proposed public offering, Archstone will engage in formation transactions through which it will “acquire substantially all of the assets of its predecessor.
NEW YORK CITY-The communications company may be the next big media tenant to go Downtown, considering a 160,000-square-foot lease at 85 Broad St., according to reports.
NEW YORK CITY-With development parcels becoming scarce in neighboring Long Island City, the area known for family-owned low-rises may be going vertical—and soon. GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka talks to Avison Young’s Arthur Mirante about the trend.
STAMFORD, CT-Only two transactions over 50,000 square feet were closed in the first half of the year, as small sized transactions under 10,000 square feet dominated, making up 57% of leasing demand in the county, CBRE’s Tom Pajolek tells GlobeSt.com.
