New York

The rental building at 42-12 Crescent St. in Long Island City, Queens will be turned into condos with sales beginning next month.

For the full year, total private-sector jobs were up by 74,200 positions or 1.9% in 2018, marking the ninth consecutive year of positive job creation and the longest period of job gains on record.

The workplace services company has signed two new deals in Washington, DC in the East End and Penn Quarter totaling 152,000 square feet.

Only two other portfolios with more than 200 units sold in Rego Park and Forest Hills in the past half century according to Paul Massey's brokerage firm B6.

The two large "80/20” luxury multifamily rental units received Wells Fargo loans replacing $140 million of Fannie Mae financing.

The deal brings recent leasing activity at 22-15 43rd Ave. to over 37,000 square feet.

Dynasty Financial reports it will continue to maintain a presence in New York at its current Midtown office as well as at their client service locations in Chicago and San Francisco.

The fund's first round closed with $450 million from a third party investor and $100 million from Nuveen's parent company, TIAA.