NEW YORK CITY-Panelists at ULI’s Real Estate Finance and Investment 2012 conference agreed that while property pricing has remained favorable post-downturn, the 10-year treasury has reached an all-time low, which could hinder the recovery down the road.
NEW YORK CITY-Peter C. Lewis, the company president, tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that the alternative asset management firm is setting its sights outside of gateway cities, seeking out properties in overlooked markets.
NEW YORK CITY-The brokerage has been exclusively retained to sell a portfolio of the bank’s retail locations in the New York-metropolitan area, according to the New York Post.
NEW YORK CITY- Mario Gatzambide, VP at the LeFrak Organization, talked with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about the company’s first New York City apartment development in 38 years – an office to multifamily conversion in Rego Park.
NEW YORK CITY-The purchase comes after Waterman Interests LLC bought the SoHo site in 2007 and repositioned the building's office and retail space to class 'A' status.
NEW YORK CITY-After Governor Cuomo announced that negotiations for a new casino and convention center in Eastern Queens have fallen through, Massey Knakal chairman Bob Knakal tells GlobeSt.com that the state should consider Governors Island.
NEW YORK CITY-During his opening remarks at the 34th Annual NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference, Jonathan M. Tisch said the commercial real estate industry should not wait for Washington to act.
NEW YORK CITY-Cassidy Turley’s David Lebenstein, who is marketing the units at 40 Broad St., tells GlobeSt.com that the building is a “bargain” compared to Midtown.
NEW YORK CITY-The New York-based real estate operating company hosted a celebrity billiards party at Slate NYC to raise funds for Tuck’s “R.U.S.H For Literacy,” an organization that provides books and other materials for children in New York City and Central Alabama.
NEW YORK CITY-In addition to its latest deal with the Related Cos. the Manhattan-based law office of Morrison & Foerster has closed three other major transactions worth $1.6 billion total.
