PORT WASHINGTON, NY-The provider of luxury senior housing in the metropolitan area is leasing temporary space until its permanent headquarters is built in nearby Roslyn. Groundbreaking for that 5,500-sf property is expected within the next month.

NEW YORK CITY-Tony Malkin says the New York Court of Appeals decision is just one step in the process. The battle focuses on four Garment Center properties and the leasing of the Empire State Building.

NEW YORK CITY-Tony Malkin says the New York Court of Appeals decision is just one step in the process. The battle focuses on four Garment Center properties and the leasing of the Empire State Building.

NEW YORK CITY-The events stay, but there is still no word from the Toy Industry Association's board on whether or not the association has found a new place to call home. It has been searching for new space since its Flatiron headquarters was sold in 2004 for $355 million.

NEW YORK CITY-The former Wyndham Hotel will now be converted into luxury furnished apartments. It is the second property Korman owns in the city.

NEW YORK CITY-The new owner plans to keep both buildings are rental properties. All total, the acquisition includes 182 residential units.

NEW YORK CITY-Denver-based Weaver Multimedia Group expects to sign a long-term lease across the street from its short-term home in the next month.

NEW YORK CITY-Good Jobs New York report states that subsidies for the new stadium would cost taxpayers approximately $470 million. Community leaders also voice concern over the lack of community input on the New York Yankees $1.2-billion plan to build a new stadium in the Bronx.