NEW YORK CITY—The annual ALM conference, which will be held next month, will include top legal executives from Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook on its opening day.

NEW YORK CITY—New survey results show that the industry has faith in Mayor Bill de Blasio's negotiations with developers to create a plan, though CRE executives aren't that enamored of the administration's efforts on the whole.

NEW YORK CITY—After owning the former Stuyvesant Post office site for over seven decades, Benenson Capital Partners has enlisted a joint venture partner to create a multifamily building and retail space.

NEW YORK CITY—A number of measurements of the market were up last year, boding well for the impact of any future near-term downturn, according to a new report.

NEW YORK CITY—Calling improvements to the city's transportation and infrastructure “long overdue,” the Governor revealed his ambitious plans to make drastic changes this year during an Association for a Better New York meeting.

NEW YORK CITY—The two Queens neighborhoods—which increasingly have become markets to watch—closed out 2014 with strong rent growth and development on the rise, according to a new report.

NEW YORK CITY—The association bestowed its longest serving president with a distinguished New Yorker award during its annual banquet Thursday evening in Midtown.

NEW YORK CITY—Formerly known as 1095 Ave. of the Americas, the rebranded Three Bryant Park has been purchased by Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties.