PHILADELPHIA-Bluestone’s former chairman Matthew E. McManus tells GlobeSt.com's Jacqueline Hlavenka that the new partnership will help increase the firm’s competitiveness in the investment sales and financing sectors.

NEW YORK CITY-Panelists agreed at the New York European Real Estate Briefing held by Property Investor Europe Magazine that retail is holding steady in the UK, France and Germany, but properties in Eastern Europe are more uncertain.

NEW YORK CITY-The project, a mixed-use development on Manhattan’s Far West Side, will include more than 1,200 residential units, approximately half designated for affordable housing.

NEW YORK CITY-The company has leased up the spaces left behind by Borders in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Michigan and North Carolina.

NEW YORK CITY-The youth-oriented retailer is in talks for 45,000 square feet on the corner of 42nd and Broadway, a site previously occupied by restaurant ESPN Zone.

NEW YORK CITY-As a city, is the CRE industry truly stabilizing, or are we just seeking shelter from the storm?

NEW YORK CITY-Cassidy Turley’s David Lebenstein tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka that the two firms will be on the ground in Brooklyn “with a presence.”

NEW YORK CITY-The state's appeals court has ordered former owner MetLife to pay damages for improperly raising rents on tenants.