NEW YORK CITY-The Queens Borough Public Library will be moving into its new digs at the base of the Sunrise Terrace condominium in Flushing, says DelShah Capital LLC.

NEW YORK CITY-According to a New York Building Congress analysis of US Census Bureau data, Queens and Brooklyn residents lead the city’s construction workforce. At the same time, nearly half are lacking health insurance.

NEW YORK CITY-The Feil Organization and Cushman & Wakefield helped bring the Seattle-based coffee company to its new East Coast headquarters. It will house creative and administrative personnel.

NEW YORK CITY-Fueled by Cornell and Technion University’s new Roosevelt Island plan, borough president Marty Markowitz and community officials are hoping for the same momentum to come to 370 Jay St. in Brooklyn Heights, one of the city’s self-professed “tech triangles.”

NEW YORK CITY-After Pembrook signed to hand over a three-building office complex to an affiliate of the Related Cos., Pembrook’s president and CEO Stuart J. Boesky tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about the site’s role in revitalizing the once-industrial neighborhood.

STAMFORD, CT- Cushman & Wakefield Sonnenblick Goldman arranged the deal for the SL Green-owned 826,000-square-foot mixed use property in the heart of Stamford’s bustling CBD.

YONKERS, NY-In the largest industrial sale in Westchester County year-to-date, the manufacturer will relocate its operations from Newark to Yonkers. CBRE’s Budd Wiesenberg tells GlobeSt.com that the deal is a sign that lower New York’s industrial market is slowly coming back.

WHITE PLAINS, NY-The national law firm will relocate from its current home at 3 Gannett Dr. to the 600,000-square-foot class A building come summer 2013.