NEW YORK CITY—Promoted from within, the new appointee previously was EVP and director of leasing for the firm.

NEW YORK CITY—The prolific developer and property buyer, speaking late last week to a university's real estate program alumni and guests, said the industry has evolved to a good place.

NEW YORK CITY—The insurance giant has boosted its space commitment at 100 Park Ave., spotlighting this wrap up of recent deals.

NEW YORK CITY—Target has revealed plans to open its first store in Lower Manhattan.

NEW YORK CITY—In this third installment of GlobeSt.com's four-part series on cyber security in CRE, former NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly—who recently left Cushman &amp; Wakefield for a cyber security firm—discussed the industry's state of affairs with GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.

NEW YORK CITY—The developer's two co-CEOs Tuesday introduced their detailed and ambitious plan for the Essex Crossing complex during a YM/WREA luncheon in Midtown.

NEW YORK CITY—The 110,000-square-foot building has potential for multiple uses going forward.

Staggeringly low unemployment across the industry—with most workers happily set in place—has left hiring managers and recruiters struggling to find, bring on and retain top CRE talent