NEW YORK CITY—The building on the site is home to the American Bible Society but the non-profit plans to relocate and sell the land to a buyer that plans to tear down the existing property.

NEW YORK CITY—Consolidating from three locations around town, the tenant got “almost everything on its wishlist,” Colliers broker Leon Manoff tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Zeckendorf and some JV partners plan to build a limestone property with 31 units, including duplexes and even a triplex.

NEW YORK CITY—The CEO of CBRE's investment management company tells GlobeSt.com in this <b> UPDATE </b> why Paul Sisson, formerly of Brookfield Properties, was perfect for the role.

NEW YORK CITY—The prospective buyer also is part of a joint venture that is creating a large retail spot just across the street from the Soho property.

NEW YORK CITY—The social media concern intended to grow its space since its initial lease was signed in 2013 but wasn't expected to make that move until next year.

NEW YORK CITY-The unsecured instrument was expanded to $783 million while receiving an extension on its term loan and a cost reduction.

STAMFORD, CT—Nearly 70% of respondents to a new survey believe their industry is growing and the economic climate is favorable for that expansion.