New York

With the latest three tenants, the 1.6 million square foot office tower is entirely leased.

Midtown skyscrapers maintain their steadfast appeal for the legal sector.

The City of Yonkers announced on Monday it had signed a letter of intent to sell the six-acre property located northeast of City Hall for $16 million to New York City-based AMS Acquisitions.

Citigroup Global Markets provided the loan for the Brooklyn multifamily portfolio.

The national retail chain is renting 35,000 square feet for another small-format store—this one at the base of a luxury residential tower under construction on the Upper West Side.

Rohatyn Group and CM Investment Partners are the latest tenants coming to the Plaza District tower by the end of the year.

The new hires include Peter G. Koffler, Venable's former chair of the New York real estate practice group who was also vice chair of the firm's national practice.

“Ground leases are a relatively big idea where the markets rewards investors who are efficient with their capital.”