PHILADELPHIA-Berwind Property Group is adding to its 23-million-sf portfolio of properties with the construction of two office buildings in the Providence Corporate Center 20 miles outside of Philadelphia.
NEW YORK CITY-The commercial real estate market in New York City, and the city itself, can emerge from the devastation of Sept. 11 stronger and healthier according to prominent Manhattan developer Jerry Speyer, keynote speaker at a Nov. 29 gathering at the Roosevelt Hotel.
NEW YORK CITY-The commercial real estate market in New York City, and the city itself, can emerge from the devastation of Sept. 11 stronger and healthier according to prominent Manhattan developer Jerry Speyer, keynote speaker at a Nov. 29 gathering at the Roosevelt Hotel.
NEW YORK CITY-Nearly two million sf of space dedicated to telecom use is available in the New York City market and prices are expected to soften as users slowly absorb the sublease and newly-built specialized facilities.
NEW YORK CITY-Nearly two million sf of space dedicated to telecom use is available in the New York City market and prices are expected to soften as users slowly absorb the sublease and newly-built specialized facilities.
NEW YORK CITY-Tenants and building owners will bring one more topic to the bargaining table when they negotiate future leases - the increased costs of tighter building security.
NEW YORK CITY-Tenants and building owners will bring one more topic to the bargaining table when they negotiate future leases - the increased costs of tighter building security.
NEW YORK CITY-Design plans for 505 Fifth Ave. were unveiled this week by LCOR Inc., owner and developer of the 275,000-sf building scheduled to open in 2003 just down the block from Grand Central Terminal.
HAUPPAUGE, NY-Insignia/ESG, leasing agent for the newly constructed 100 Motor Parkway office building, expects to have the 217,000-sf spec property leased up by mid-2002.
NEW YORK CITY-REITs in general are strongly outperforming the S&P 500 and two local firms followed that trend this quarter, while a third was hurt by a failed acquisition bid and is looking for a buyer.
