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Optimize your facilities during the pandemic with a Zero Square Foot Master Plan - by Robert Reid
November 30, 2020
Like most of us, if you are a college or university administrator, you can say that 2020 was a bad year. Without even considering the coronavirus, you were facing challenges. Just before the year began, in
Asset Preservation to offer free CE webinars in December for attorneys, CPAs and RE professionals
November 30, 2020
New York, NY Asset Preservation, Inc. will be offering a series of free webinars that qualify for CE credits in December. Pamela Michaels, Esq., senior VP of Asset Preservation, Inc. will lead the presentations, which are open to the public. Topics this month include
BOMA New York holds final 2020 Virtual Lunch & Learn webinar
December 1, 2020
New York, NY The 2020 final edition of BOMA New York’s virtual Lunch & Learn webinar, emceed by Deb DeLuca, offered an eye-opening preview for building owners and managers of office life in the now during a post-COVID-19 world.
2021 officers include Powell, Stolatis and Tussing IREM NYC names 2021 officers–Torres appointed 2...
December 1, 2020
New York, NY We’re always grateful to the IREM NYC members who volunteer their time to sit on our executive committee—especially our chapter officers! The 2021 officers will be installed on Thursday, December 3rd at 5:00 p.m.
PWC honors 40 under 40 Outstanding Women in Construction
December 1, 2020
New York, NY The national organization of the Professional Women in Construction (PWC) is happy to announce this year’s 40 Outstanding Women in Construction under 40 years of age! With a record number of nominations, the 2020 list brings the organization together during a year of uncertainty and challenges
Urban Land Inst. New York honors winners for excellence in development awards
December 1, 2020
New York, NY The Urban Land Institute New York honored the winners of this year’s annual Awards for Excellence in Development Gala. The 5th Annual Awards Gala took place on November 2nd honoring development teams that exemplify ULI New York’s mission and values.
Standard Communities provides free COVID-19 protection kits and 6,000 meals
December 1, 2020
Manhattan, NY Standard Communities, the affordable housing division of Standard Companies, provided free COVID-19 protection kits and distributed 6,000 meals to residents of Standard affordable communities in the NYC metro area, including the Polyclinic Apartments in Midtown.
St. Regis Residences, Rye reaches 50% sold milestone
December 1, 2020
Rye, NY According to Alfred Weissman Real Estate, the developer of The St. Regis Residences, Rye, a collection of condominium residences, more than 50% of the 92 residences have been sold as construction is nearing completion. “We are very pleased with our sales activity over the past several months.
Gotham launches pet concierge at Gotham West
December 1, 2020
Manhattan, NY Developer, manager and owner Gotham, is pleased to launch a pet concierge at its Hells Kitchen property, Gotham West.As ‘pandemic pets’ have become a reality for New Yorkers across the city, the responsibilities –grooming, training, exercising–
Adam America Real Estate surpasses 50% sold at 561 Pacific
December 1, 2020
Brooklyn, NY According to Adam America Real Estate, 561 Pacific, one of the best-selling condominiums during the pandemic, has reached several project milestones. Located in the Boerum Hill neighborhood, the ODA New York-designed luxury condominium has already surpassed 50% in sales.
Executive of the Month: Jared Kleinman, VP of marketing & business development for AFA Protective Sy...
December 1, 2020
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) sat down with Jared Kleinman, vice president of marketing and business development for AFA Protective Systems, Inc. (AFA) and this month’s Executive of the Month. AFA is a 147-year-old Fire Alarm and Security Systems provider
MHACY and TCB close on $56m financing for redevelopment project
December 1, 2020
Yonkers, NY One of the largest affordable housing redevelopment projects in the region reached another milestone with the closing on financing for 178 Warburton at The Ridgeway, a new $56 million mixed-income residential complex of 81 apartment homes in Southwest Yonkers
MWSK to offer The Sterionizer, neutralizes and eliminates pathogens and air contaminants
December 1, 2020
New York, NY MWSK Equipment is now offering The Sterionizer, an HVAC technology that neutralizes and eliminates pathogens and contaminants in the air through the use of ions. Producing 10 billion to 1 trillion ions, The Sterionizer generates a large density of positive and negative charged
Clearing the air on COVID safety in commercial spaces - by Gandolfo Schiavone & Ryan Schiavone
December 1, 2020
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus has changed the way we interact with indoor space. Offices in New York City remain mostly empty, with a recent survey showing that only about 15% of the Manhattan workforce is expected to return by the end of the year. Restaurants, houses of worship
Executive of the Month: Always thinking a step ahead, John Lore of Capital Fund Law Group, leads his...
December 1, 2020
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) sat down with John Lore of Capital Fund Law Group, our executive of the month, for a question and answer session.
Intner of Admiral Real Estate Services acts for Whole Hog Cafe; Lerner of Lerner Props. reps landlor...
December 1, 2020
Yonkers, NY According to Admiral Real Estate Services Corp., Whole Hog Cafe has opened a new location in Central Plaza, at 2550 Central Park Ave. This is Whole Hog Cafe’s 17th location and its first in New York State. Whole Hog also operates restaurants in
Rock the Bricks: Wetland’s Preserve/Tribeca – NYC - by Larry Ross
December 1, 2020
This month we focus on famed music venue Wetland’s Preserve formerly located in Tribeca. The popular music venue operated out of 159-163 Hudson St. (a.k.a. 45-47 Laight St.) in a former nine-story 58,015 s/f warehouse built in 1930, according to city records, opposite historic St. John’s Park.
New York City development tools: Inclusionary air rights - part 1 - by Michael Smith & Patrick O'S...
December 1, 2020
As real estate owners and developers continue to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic, many are seeking ways to enhance the development potential of their properties. In this four-part series, we will discuss “tools” available to owners that can improve a project’s economics, which are particularly valuable given tighter market conditions.
Zen and the art of real estate appraisal (in 2020) - by Neil Axler
December 1, 2020
For real estate valuation practitioners in November 2020, traditional data points like comparable sales, leases and cap rates are scarce- the market is not Zen, not stable. Property values throughout most of the country have decreased and some real estate owners are finding solace in doing some favorable tax planning if possible.
What do 1031 and inheritance tax reforms mean for commercial real estate investors? - by Marc Hers...
December 1, 2020
While the U.S Presidential election is behind us (seemingly), much is still in the air in regards to the balance of power in the senate with two January 5th runoff elections in Georgia weighing in the balance. The commercial real estate industry will be following closely as it is expected that the senate will look to pass a new tax reform shortly thereafter.