EASTCHESTER, NY- Urstadt’s SVP and director of acquisitions James Aries tells GlobeSt.com that the deal closely aligns with the company’s strategy of acquiring grocery- and drugstore-anchored retail.

NEW YORK CITY-Just three days after Stanford pulled out of the race, the university and city officials are expected to make an announcement about the deal later today.

NEW YORK CITY-A new crop of companies will join the ranks of Conde Nast and WilmerHale next year, CBRE’s Travis Yuengst tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka.

ALBANY-Infrastructure spending and new developments are on New York State's wish list.

NEW YORK CITY-The non-profit decided to stay in the building thanks to a capital improvement program, says Cassidy Turley’s David Hoffman.

NEW YORK CITY-The 209-unit, 22-story tower bumps Archstone’s total apartment portfolio in the New York-metropolitan area to 14 properties.

NEW YORK CITY-The city’s Department of Planning proposed an amendment that removes zoning impediments to the construction and retrofitting of green buildings. But first, a complete public review.

WASHINGTON, DC-After completing $5.3 billion in transactions, the shareholder talks with GlobeSt.com about tricky non-performing loans and what 2012 holds for structured transactions.