NEW YORK CITY-Paul McDowell, chairman and CEO of the REIT, said it acquired $90 million for new properties during the quarter—and has a “good pipeline” going forward during the company’s quarterly earnings call.

NEW YORK CITY-Martin Cottingham, the new principal at Avison Young’s New York City office talks to GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about why these areas are being targeted for investment.

BOSTON-The benchmarking service provider is partnering with the national green building organization on tracking multifamily, single-family and mid-level residences across the country.

NEW YORK CITY-The partners have entered into a 99-year ground lease at the multifamily building, and will invest $13 million in converting the property into a luxury residential address.

NEW YORK CITY-Learner, a former fixed-income trader at State Street talks to GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about her first foray into commercial real estate, and why she thinks now is the time for the industry.

NEW YORK CITY-CEO Scott Rechler and EVP Bill Elder sat down with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka at 1330 Ave. of the Americas to discuss its big Midtown South plays, its Tri-State leasing strategy and what the second half will bring.

NEW YORK CITY- While the five boroughs are outpacing the rest of the country, commercial property sales and office leasing were flat, Eastern Consolidated’s Barbara Byrne Denham tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka.

NEW YORK CITY-Following the $33 million acquisition, Michael Shah tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that Jones Lang LaSalle will most likely handle the leasing for the vacant commercial spaces in the building.