BOSTON—The buildings include 660 Beacon St., which houses the Barnes & Noble at BU bookstore as well as the iconic Citgo neon sign on its roof.

NEW YORK CITY—Domestic politics and global economic instability continue to weigh on the psyche of both commercial and residential brokers here, according to a new REBNY report.

BOSTON—The project, to be developed by DJ Properties, LLC, will replace a mix of surface parking and vacant light industrial and commercial buildings in the Andrew Square neighborhood of South Boston.

NEW YORK CITY—The overall asking rent in Manhattan last month, increased 4% year-over-year, setting a new record of $73.27-per-square-foot.

BOSTON—The new Cresa Germany was formerly GVA Worldwide's partner in Germany for the past 15 years. The firm, headed by Arthur Rubinstein, specializes in tenant representation and corporate services.

BOSTON—The Marine Wharf project will involve the construction of two adjacent buildings totaling 320,000 square feet. The two hotels will fly Hilton concept flags—a Hampton Inn and a Homewood Suites.

NEW YORK CITY—Under development in collaboration with Hines, the complex is located on the East Side and features 125,000 square feet of living space.

BOSTON—New York City-based Clarion Partners acquired the two-building complex back in November 2012 for $87.1 million. The 13-story complex totals 184,642 square feet and is currently 87% leased.