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Arrow Real Estate Advisors arranges $13 million refinancing for Talo38
Queens, NY Arrow Real Estate Advisors arranged $13 million in CMBS financing for the refinancing of Talo38, a fully occupied 32-unit multifamily property located at 25-11 38th Ave. in the Dutch Kills neighborhood of Long Island City.
CetraRuddy’s SoMa delivers largest residential conversion in the U.S.
Manhattan, NY Located in theFinancial District, SoMA at 25 Water St. is an award-winning office-to-residential conversion that is also cited as the largest-ever completed in the United States, creating 1,320 apartments across more than one million s/f.
Gilbane and MURAL Real Estate Partners’ Hillside North Building receives Building of Excellence Award
Queens, NY Gilbane Development and MURAL Real Estate Partners’ Hillside North Building, part of the first phase of the Jamaica Hillside (“Hillside”) redevelopment, has been selected for a Building of Excellence (BOE) Award from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA).
Choyce Peterson brokers $10.35 million sale of 45,876 s/f industrial building
Bronx, NY Choyce Peterson, Inc. negotiated the sale of one of the five largest industrial properties to be sold in the North Bronx in the last ten years, a 45,876 s/f industrial building located at 4341 Bullard Ave. Choyce Peterson brokered the sale for $10.35 million on behalf of the owners, Mark Silberman and Susan Dahlstrom.
Adelphi University turns roof challenge into solar opportunity with SolarKal and Greenskies
Garden City, NY Adelphi University, Long Island’s top-ranked private university, today announced a major new solar energy initiative on its 75-acre main campus. A new 295 kW solar system on the roof of its Center for Recreation and Sports is now providing renewable solar electricity for the university over the next 20-plus years.
2026 Ones To Watch: Innovators In Commercial Real Estate is here!
The New York Real Estate Journal is proud to present Ones to Watch: INNOVATORS IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, the third installment in our annual Ones to Watch Series. This special section recognizes companies and individuals who are driving innovation, inspiring change, and making lasting impacts within the industry. You can also read about innovative products and services that fuel growth, streamline success, and help business owners achieve their goals.
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JLL arranges HQ deal for real estate legal AI company Orbital at Kaufman’s 40 West 25th St.
Manhattan, NY JLL arranged an 11,185 s/f office lease for Orbital, the AI platform for real estate legal work, at 40 West 25th St. in the city’s Flatiron District. Orbital will relocate from a temporary
La Peninsula development awarded NYC-owned grocery store
Bronx, NY One of the first buildings opened as part of the award-winning, 100% affordable mixed-use development La Peninsula, has been named as the second location for a NYC-owned grocery store. This news coincides with the design debut of its third and final phase
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Related Affordable Foundation and KABOOM! build two playspaces at Gateway Apts. in Far Rockaway
Queens, NY Related Affordable Foundation and KABOOM!, a national nonprofit committed to ending playspace inequity, hosted a volunteer build for two new playspaces at Gateway Apartments, a 365-unit affordable housing community in Far Rockaway.
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Sutton of Parallel CRE closes $10.5 million loan for retail development
Brooklyn, NY Richard Sutton of Parallel CRE arranged a $10.5 million acquisition and pre-development bridge loan for 66 North 6th St., home to the Music Hall of Williamsburg.
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Tarter Krinsky & Drogin appoints Laskowitz as co-chair of the landlord & tenant practice
Manhattan, NY Tarter Krinsky & Drogin has appointed Shari Laskowitz as co-chair of the firm’s landlord & tenant practice, effective immediately.
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One of the things I have always enjoyed about commercial real estate is that it never stands still. Throughout my career, I’ve watched buildings become more sophisticated, tenant expectations evolve, and technology transform how we manage and operate our properties.
Twelve-billion-dollar weather disasters have already hit the U.S. through the first half of 2026, causing at least $31.9 billion in damage, according to Climate Central, the nonprofit that now maintains the disaster database NOAA discontinued.
First, we will only work with one agent exclusively. The primary reason is that we want that agent to legally represent our client’s interests. In New York State, a real estate agent has a fiduciary
If you ask an environmental consultant which type of operations concern them the most, dry cleaners are usually the top answer. If you search the internet for Hazardous Waste Sites (HWS) in your home state, usually 7 or more out of 10 results are dry cleaners since historically they use a chemical known as perchloroethylene or PERC and it only takes a little bit of the chemical to cause an environmental impact that is expensive to address.
Commercial real estate has changed dramatically over the past several years. Inflation, rising operating expenses, elevated borrowing costs, changing occupancy patterns and increased investment risk have altered the economics of owning commercial property.
Cryptocurrency has migrated to the portfolios of an increasing number of borrowers. As digital assets become more common, traditional financial institutions must decide whether and how these assets should factor into underwriting decisions.
