NEW YORK CITY-Limited resources and murky future plans of start-ups—combined with economic concerns of established firms—are creating an ideal climate for a wave of subleasing.

NEW YORK CITY-The company, which already owned the site, now has the capital to knock-down and competely rebuild the Midtown office tower.

NEW YORK CITY-Moving from Nolita, Droga5 will move to Wall Street next year and create more than 150 new jobs by 2017.

NEW YORK CITY-Two firms reveal differing Q2 results, though both agree that Brooklyn posted a strong quarter.

NEW YORK CITY-The firm brings in Philip Weiss, who has worked at several leading brokerage firms, to grow its business.

NEW YORK CITY-RFR'S 90 Fifth Ave., which currently sits vacant, is getting a facelift with an eye toward TAMI tenants.

NEW YORK CITY-The leases reflect both a resurgence of the surrounding area and of the asset.

NEW YORK CITY-Adding to its already substantial holdings in the borough, the company bought 19 properties across three different neighborhoods.