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Question of the Month: What are the nine foundations of a healthy building? - by Chuck Hurchalla
October 6, 2020
What makes a building healthy? A healthy building needs to be designed for efficiency, safety, livability, and of course, comfort. Most organizations strive to provide healthy buildings for their tenants and employees, but their understanding of what that entails is often
Company of the Month: Skyline Builders Group expands its development and construction management arm...
October 6, 2020
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) sat down with Skyline Builders Group, this month’s Company of the Month, for a question and answer session. Skyline Builders Group is led by Nick Coady, chief executive officer; Vincent Salvatorieillo, chief operating officer; and Greg Coady,
Gilco Realty LLC completes six leases
October 6, 2020
New York, NY Gilco Realty LLC completed the following leases: Dwayne Shepherd who recently joined Gilco was able to procure tenants to sign leases for four spaces. Shepherd found a Bicycle Shop looking to relocate to a
LichtensteinRE.com handles development site sale–$1.65m
October 6, 2020
Bronx, NY Andrew Lichtenstein, president of LichtensteinRE.com, handled the $1.65 million all-cash sale of a development site. The properties are located at 1306, 1308 and 1310 Findlay Ave
Goldfein of Goldcap RE facilitates $655,000 sale
October 6, 2020
Queens NY Goldcap Real Estate Advisors completed the sale of 122-21 111th Ave. in the South Ozone Park neighborhood. The building consists of two apartments, one store, an office and a garage totaling
The virtues of virtual alternative dispute resolution - by Richard Byrne
October 6, 2020
The experience gained from a crisis can often prove meaningful - and even transformative - as adaptive changes, which otherwise may have evolved at a lesser pace, are accelerated
Almost post-pandemic renovation by New Yorkers - by C. Jaye Berger
October 6, 2020
As the Pandemic seems to be slowing down, New Yorkers are showing that nothing can stop them or slow them down when it comes to renovations. Some people were stopped in the middle of their work when the pandemic began and are now
BOMA New York hosts Sept. Lunch ‘N Learn webinar
October 6, 2020
New York, NY If you have not learned about the indoor air quality technology known as photocatalytic oxidation (PCO)–it’s used on the International Space Station–now would be a very good time to
Hart Fanelli and Torres ensure seamless transition
October 6, 2020
New York, NY Outgoing IREM NYC chapter president Sharon Hart Fanelli spent an afternoon with incoming chapter president Mike Torres working together to ensure a seamless transition for the chapter.
IREM NYC offers ARM certification course in November 10 & 11 and 16 & 17
October 6, 2020
New York, NY IREM NYC is offering the Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) certification course (virtually) on November 10 & 11 and 16 & 17.
IREM NYC honors Hayward with Brooker Scholarship
October 6, 2020
New York, NY Octavia Hayward was recently awarded IREM NYC’s George Brooker Scholarship. Hayward is a director of property management at the New York City Housing Authority and is working
PWC PDAC hosts interactive panel discussion and networking Sept. 29th
October 6, 2020
New York, NY What do you do when your construction project doesn’t go according to plan? The answer often depends on whether you are an owner, construction manager
Question of the Month: What do valuation dates and COVID-19 have to do with your 2021 property taxe...
October 6, 2020
Rental income has diminished for many owners since the onset of COVID-19, especially in New York City, while expenses–primarily property taxes and debt service–have remained steady or even grown. Hardest hit, for all the
TF Cornerstone, with NYC HPD and NYC HDC, lists 5241 Center Blvd. on NYC Housing Connect site
October 6, 2020
Queens, NY TF Cornerstone, in collaboration with NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and NYC Housing Development Corp. (HDC), announced the launch of 5241 Center Blvd. on the city’s new NYC Housing Connect website, and the newest phase of Hunter’s Point South
Rudin Management wins award from AEE
October 6, 2020
New York, NY The Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), a nonprofit professional society that promotes the scientific and educational interest of those engaged in the energy industry and to foster
Magnum 1 Realty LLC launches sales at The Bevy condominium
October 6, 2020
Queens, NY According to developer Magnum 1 Realty LLC, sales have officially launched at The Bevy, a new condominium in Astoria, adding 10 modern studio and one-bedroom units to the neighborhood. Local brokerage Modern Spaces is exclusively handling marketing and sales for the building, located
Governor Cuomo finalizes new standards to cut hydrofluorocarbons; NYSERDA launches $3m Next Generati...
October 6, 2020
Albany, NY According to governor Andrew Cuomo, new regulations have been finalized to significantly reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in New York and help prevent these climate-altering gases from affecting the state’s environment and public health. HFCs are a group of potent
Building community through amenities - by Leslie Fajfar
October 6, 2020
From concierge services to fitness and business centers, there are plenty of ways to increase residential communities appeal through amenities. A study done by the National Apartment Association, stated that
Nassau County IDA to support 101 Channel LLC proj.
October 6, 2020
Port Washington, NY The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency (NCIDA) has approved support for a $15 million investment by 101 Channel LLC, an affiliate of Lunar Module Park, LLC, to renovate a 100,000 s/f facility into a film studio. The former Publishers Clearing House building, located at 101 Channel Dr
Commercial Classroom: The changing office environment - by Edward Smith
October 6, 2020
In the “old” day’s office space was figured at 250 s/f per employee, with each employee having their own desk and a significant number of private offices. In the 1980s, the firm Ernst and Young realized that most of their workforce spent most of