NEW YORK CITY-There's a bumpy road ahead for the short term, but one of Manhattan's leading real estate players addressing an audience at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel this morning said "the glass is half-full, not half-empty.

NEW YORK CITY-There's a bumpy road ahead for the short term, but one of Manhattan's leading real estate players addressing an audience at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel this morning said "the glass is half-full, not half-empty.

UNIONDALE, NY-Office space on Long Island remains tight and rents are holding firm, although some sublease space is appearing. One Nassau County company is taking 30,000 sf at EAB Plaza in a move from Rockville Centre.

NEW YORK CITY-One of New York's oldest full-service real estate firms adds nearly 300 units to its roster of 15,000 residential units under management in Boston, New York and Washington, DC.

NEW YORK CITY-The ever-changing face of Manhattan will add 16 million sf of new office space, almost all of it in Midtown from ongoing or planned projects. But most of this new space is already leased, offering little in the way of new supply to a tight market.

NEW YORK CITY-A new report places the Manhattan market as the top-ranked city for investors seeking a solid return. A tight supply of space and expected federal funds to help rebuild Downtown should create high demand in 2002.

NEW YORK CITY-A new report places the Manhattan market as the top-ranked city for investors seeking a solid return. A tight supply of space and expected federal funds to help rebuild Downtown should create high demand in 2002.

NEW YORK CITY-The ever-changing face of Manhattan will add 16 million sf of new office space, almost all of it in Midtown from ongoing or planned projects. But most of this new space is already leased, offering little in the way of new supply to a tight market.