NEW YORK CITY-CityRealty.com allows renters and buyers to indicate what buildings they would like to live in. When something appropriate becomes available, a broker can contact them electronically. It can also facilitate scheduling of an appointment to view the property.

NEW YORK CITY-B/B+ apartment buildings on the East and West Coast are regarded positively by survey interviewees as is class A distribution space near transportation hubs. Limited-service hotels should be avoided, however.

NEW YORK CITY-Bluewire software streamlines and automates the entire loan process including origination, due diligence, and securitization.

NEW YORK CITY-During the last 15 months, the REIT has repurchased more than 204,000 of its own common stock at an average price of $4.94 per share as part of its 400,000 buyback program.

NEW YORK CITY-This technology allows computers to be used in apartments without being connected to a phone line or cable wire. Web cams allow tenants to see what is going on in public areas of their building.

NEW YORK CITY-Moody's concludes that a cautious outlook for the global economy is warranted over the next year due to a less plentiful supply of financial capital and poor stock price performance.

NEW YORK CITY-RFR also acquired the property's master lease from Thomson Financial, and signed a long-term re-lease with Forbes, Inc. Rents range up to $50 per sf.

NEW YORK CITY-The $210 million project will include a mixture of affordable market-rate units, a community center with athletic facilities and 170,000 sf of retail. The complex may be eligible for a partial tax exemption.