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Miceli of Largo Real Estate Advisors obtains $4.5 million financing

Tonawanda, NY Perry Miceli, principal of Largo Real Estate Advisors, Inc. obtained a $4.5 million permanent first mortgage to finance the acquisition of a 123,000 s/f industrial facility.

Anchin empowering MWBEs with "Future Forward 2024" event

Manhattan, NY Anchin, a leading accounting and advisory firm, is pleased to report that the "Future Forward 2024: Public and Private MWBE Construction Initiatives" event held last month was a success. This event, hosted at Anchin's new Times Square

GFP Real Estate complete three leases at 630 Ninth Ave., The Film Center Building

Manhattan, NY GFP Real Estate, LLC has signed three leases at 630 Ninth Ave., also known as The Film Center Building, totaling 8,083 s/f. The Film Center has continued to see strong leasing activity over the past year as theater and film production companies bounce

Fried Frank’s Melanie Meyers featured as guest panelist on WX NY Women Executives in Real Estate

Manhattan, NY Fried Frank’s Melanie Meyers was a featured guest panelist on WX NY Women Executives in Real Estate’s most recent deal series, WX Does Deals: Greenpoint Landing. The discussion highlighted the 22-acre development along

Investment Property Realty Group completes closing of four unit 536 A Monroe Ave. building

Brooklyn, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) has completed the closing of 536 A Monroe Ave. This property is located between Lewis Ave. & Marcus Garvey Blvd. in Bed-Stuy. This property offers four apartments, which were delivered vacant

Bargold Storage Systems serves millennial
market’s self-storage needs

Long Island City, NY Millennials are turning to self-storage solutions in record numbers, especially in the greater New York area, where real estate is scarce, and prices continue to soar. Nearly one-third of all self-storage renters today belong to the millennial demographic

What is a Yellowstone Injunction and when is this relief not available to a commercial tenant? - by Andrew Baranetsky

In New York, when a commercial tenant breaches the terms of its lease, the landlord generally must serve a notice to cure on the commercial tenant to provide the tenant an opportunity to timely cure the default, or face the possibility

Doshi and Mehra of Meridian sell multifamily properties - $9.5 million

Manhattan, NY Meridian’s Amit Doshi and Shallini Mehra negotiated the sale of 61-69 and 71-79 Wadsworth Ave., blockfront properties located between West 176th and West 177th Sts. in Washington Heights. The properties traded for the first time in over 40 years.

OPEN Impact R.E. and Transwestern R.E. represent Selfhelp in 45,689 s/f headquarters lease

Manhattan, NY OPEN Impact Real Estate LLC (OPEN) and Transwestern Real Estate Services (TRS) represented Selfhelp Community Services in its new headquarters lease of 45,689 s/f at

Advent International leases 34,000 s/f office at RFR’s Seagram Building

Manhattan, NY Private equity firm Advent International has leased 34,000 s/f of office space at RFR’s Seagram Building. Seagram continues to attract and retain tenants with certain spaces pre-leasing even before they become available.