NEW YORK CITY-While large corporate users are staying put in Midtown, many small- and mid-sized firms are continuing to flock to the Chelsea area, leaving few large blocks of space left, brokers explained during Cushman & Wakefield’s second quarter media briefing.
NEW YORK CITY-Trepp’s Manus Clancy tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that only 32.3% of loans reaching their balloon date paid off, which is tied to all-time highs in the CMBS delinquency rate as well.
NEW YORK CITY-Berkadia’s Tom Toland and Stewart Campbell tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that while getting financing for new developments is “still a challenge,” strong fundamentals in the Williamsburg submarket drove the deal home.
NEW YORK CITY-ABS Partners' President Gregg Schenker tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that the 250,000-square-foot property at 21st & Broadway will be repositioned to attract new high-tech and creative tenants.
NEW YORK CITY-The firm has brought on research and marketing bigwigs James Delmonte, previously with JLL, and Elliot Baum, formerly of Colliers International, to join its Manhattan brokerage team.
NEW YORK CITY-Sources told Crain’s New York Business that the law firm has signed a letter of intent for space at Boston Properties’ new Midtown tower.
NEW YORK CITY-With the addition of Alan Weisman, Sidney Rosenthal and Jonathan Miller, the firm’s Manhattan office has expanded to 30 brokers total.
NEW YORK CITY-The REIT, which primarily owns single-tenant commercial real estate properties, has executed a three-year loan with Wells Fargo for 16 properties across the country, SEC filings show.
NEW YORK CITY-Shimon Shkury, president of Ariel Property Partners, tells GlobeSt.com that the transaction ensures the preservation of 372 affordable units.