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The Davis Companies and Tribeca Investment Group to invest $50m in 23-story building improvement plan

Manhattan, NY The Davis Companies (Davis) has launched a joint venture with New York-based Tribeca Investment Group (TIG) to execute a comprehensive capital investment and improvement plan at 630 Third Ave., a 261,445 s/f, 23-story office building in Midtown’s Grand Central submarket.

Tredway unveils 97 renovated senior
homes at Greene Clermont Houses

Brooklyn, NY Tredway, an affordable and mixed-income real estate developer, and ELH Mgmt. LLC were joined by NYC Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) deputy commissioner Kim Darga and residents to unveil the first large-scale overhaul of the 40-year old senior h

Why every NYC building owner needs a structural engineer before they need one - by Joe DiPompeo

If you’re a developer, landlord, property manager, or board member in New York City, you’re not just managing a building—you’re stewarding a multi-million-dollar investment. And in a city as complex and regulated as New York, every square foot is loaded with liability.

GID expands with a national multifamily development platform - GID Residential Partners

Manhattan, NY GID, a vertically-integrated real estate owner, operator, developer and investor, has expanded its development business with the launch of GID Residential Partners, a dedicated multifamily development platform. The platform will advance and complement GID’s overall strategy of growing

Brookfield completes $1.3 billion
refinancing of 660 Fifth Ave.

Manhattan, NY Brookfield has completed $1.3 billion of refinancing of 660 Fifth Ave., a 1.25 million s/f tower in Midtown that is now fully committed to a roster of global tenants. The refinancing builds upon Brookfield’s momentum across its global real estate platform and brings the total financing activity completed this year to $35 billion

LISC NY closes on $2.5m predevelopment loan for affordable housing project - The Seneca

Manhattan, NY LISC NY has closed a $2.5 million predevelopment loan to support The Seneca, a new affordable housing project that will replace the former Lincoln Correctional Facility across from Central Park. The project represents a milestone in New York’s effort to transform decommissioned state properties

Metro Walls promotes Taylor to chief people officer

Manchester, NH Metro Walls, has promoted Risa Taylor to chief people officer. Taylor will complete work for Metro Walls out of the New Hampshire office and for the New York region. >“Risa’s expanded role is a testament to her leadership, strategic impact, and commitment to Metro’s people,” said Bryan Hussey, president of Metro Walls.

One Domino Square passes 50% sold

Brooklyn, NY Two Trees Management’s One Domino Square, one of Williamsburg’s tallest and NYC’s fastest-selling residential building, is now 50% sold. Since launching sales in May 2024, 80 residences at One Domino Square have closed or entered contract. Among these transactions is the record-setting sale of Penthouse 1A

Tankhouse’s 144 Vanderbilt reaches over 50% sold with 26 residences

Brooklyn, NY According to NY developer Tankhouse, 15 of the 26 residences at the SO – IL-designed 144 Vanderbilt have entered contract or closed. The building has also surpassed the 50% sold milestone by dollar volume. Residents began moving in on July 1.

The Community Preservation Corporation awards $177,505 in grant funding

Manhattan, NY The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a non-profit multifamily finance company, awarded $177,505 in grant funding to electrify 51 East 7th St., a six-unit apartment building in the East Village. The property is owned and operated by Georgie Duncan Realty. CPC is administering the award