NEW YORK CITY—The senior housing firm has lined up an almost $44 million HUD loan—instead of using bridge financing—from Greystone.

NEW YORK CITY—As he departs the boards of RCS Capital Corp., NY REIT and 11 non-traded REITs and direct investment programs, several of the entities already have tapped replacements for the beleaguered executive.

NEW YORK CITY—With $81 million dollars now in hand, the developer of the Level House hotel can proceed full steam ahead.

NEW YORK CITY—In 2014, the number of national chain stores in the five boroughs rose for the sixth consecutive year, according to new research.

NEW YORK CITY—Arranged by Eastern Union Funding, the project's developer specifically targeted the Brooklyn neighborhood for its prestige.

NEW YORK CITY—That's the sentiment driving Ami Ziff, director of national retail with Time Equities Inc., as he tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE </b> Q&amp;A.

NEW YORK CITY—“We want to see housing production generally but if we demand too much, we get nothing; if we demand too little, we leave affordable housing on the table,” the City Planning Commission chairman said in a recent talk.

NEW YORK CITY—“In New York, we could have the most dilapidated piece of crap with environmental problems and hair growing out of it and there'd still be 100 buyers lining up for it," Massey Knakal chairman Bob Knakal told an amused crowd at a recent industry event.