NEW YORK CITY-The bank—which has a Manhattan office 101 Park Ave.—has upped its amount of cuts from 3,500 positions to 3,800, a RBS spokesperson confirms to GlobeSt.com.

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Transactions are taking place, cap rates are coming down, and sectors other than multifamily are improving, says CMC's Scott.

NEW YORK CITY-Described as a "transformative" moment, officials from Forest City Ratner and the City of New York were on-hand this morning to christen the new 650,000-square-foot arena in Downtown Brooklyn. GlobeSt.com was on the ground for the ceremony.

NEW YORK CITY-The company has signed a lease for its third New York City location, its first in Lower Manhattan, company co-founder Ryan Simonetti tells GlobeSt.com's Jacqueline Hlavenka.

NEW YORK CITY-The brokerage shop is staffing up its appraisal, valuation and consulting services following the acquisition of the division earlier this year.

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Some 500 people turned out yesterday for <b>RealShare NJ 2012</b>, the state's top commercial real estate event, to hear that multifamily shows no signs of slowing down, especially in the state&#146;s urban cores.

NEW YORK CITY-The borough is getting its first luxury hotel at the Hutchinson Metro Center Campus, and one of the city's largest properties getting a big refinancing.

NEW YORK CITY-After the retailer dropped plans to anchor Related&#146;s site in East New York, Prudential Douglas Elliman&#146;s Faith Hope Consolo says Staten Island, Upper Manhattan Brooklyn will be next on the list.