NEW YORK CITY-Seizing on CRE's good health, the developer and manager wanted to get in on financing.

NEW YORK CITY-The property will include a hotel and luxury condominiums in what will be Lower Manhattan's tallest residential tower.

Lodging was one of the first sectors to feel the punch of the recession. It's also one of the first to make a comeback.

NEW YORK CITY-After new product launches and recent hires, the company has promoted one executive—and hired another—to oversee its credit unit.

NEW YORK CITY-The property management firm's new arm will focus on multifamily assets in various domestic markets.

NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield has been tapped to market the nearly 250,000-square-foot span.

NEW YORK CITY-A Downtown eatery expecting a rent break after losing power in the storm was denied.

NEW YORK CITY-A pair of market reviews for April show decidedly different interpretations of activity during the month.