Creative content and early outreach helped REBNY and the city connect with real estate firms citywide, write contributors Douglas Durst, Yvonne Riley-Tepie and Keith Howard.
A trading firm takes more than 100,000 square feet in Lower Manhattan, and Tishman Speyer lands a $100 million loan.
The Horizon Group is planning an 11-story development at 125 Chrystie St.
But the extra capital might not be enough to prevent future failures, according to new research.
Courtside seats are going for $20,000 a person, while a spot in the nosebleeds will cost over $700.
The firm said that machine learning takes the drudge work out of tax modeling.
The former Queens warehouse will serve as the city’s 16th major relief center.
Zapata will lead the transit agency's push to award more MWBE contracts through its $51.5 billion capital plan.
The units are at the former W hotel and condo at 123 Washington St.
CEO David Tolley also wrote in a letter posted to the coworking firm's website that the company "is here to stay."
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