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Hildreth Real Estate Advisors buys Southampton, LI retail building $1.325 million
June 11, 2020
Southampton, NY Hildreth Real Estate Advisors purchased a commercial property at 59 Maple St. for $1.325 million that houses a Hertz Car Rental office, across from the village’s Long Island Railroad Station. The 1,828 s/f, one-story stucco building,
Urban Standard Capital secures total of $6.3 million in financing for three separate property acquis...
June 11, 2020
New York, NY Urban Standard Capital, (USC) a New York based real estate lender, development and investment firm, delivered $6.3 million in loans during the COVID crisis on three separate acquisition deals. According to USC’s managing partner Seth Weissman,
COVID-19 and the future of American office spaces
June 2, 2020
As countries around the world upended decades-long trends and ways of living and working as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, economies strained and buckled. Retail had already been struggling between the pull of online shoppers and companies’ commitment to
The Doe Fund receives $1.128 million to renovate its first transitional residence for homeless men
June 11, 2020
Brooklyn, NY The Doe Fund, whose flagship Ready, Willing & Able program has helped thousands of homeless and formerly incarcerated men achieve self-sufficiency, unveiled plans to renovate the Gates Center for Opportunity. The transitional residence
Women in Green: A “Sheroes Stand Up” USGBC Conference Preview (part 1 of 2) - by Maia Kumari Gil...
June 11, 2020
Join speaker former governor of NJ, Christine Todd Whitman for opening remarks and Q&A, and panelists Julia Gisewite (Turner Construction), Vlada Kenniff (NYCHA), Amanda Nesheiwat (HCIA), Jodi Smits Anderson (DASNY) and Faith Taylor (Montclair State) on June 18th for
5 must knows for NYC Construction Phase 1 - by Peter Simon
June 11, 2020
In mid-May of 2020 New York State Department of Health released guidance for construction activities and a COVID-19 safety plan template. These documents represent the new normal of a what a NY State construction site will look and function like at least for the immediate future.
Reopening your commercial building post-New York on PAUSE - by Joseph Roselli
June 4, 2020
New York State’s phased reopening after governor Cuomo’s “New York on PAUSE” order in March doesn’t mean things go back to the way they were before. Building owners must make special considerations in how best to
Bucci of Acropolis Realty Group is sole broker for $1.275 million deal
June 2, 2020
Syracuse, NY Andréa Bucci, associate real estate broker at Acropolis Realty Group completed the sale of Hawley Hill Apartments. The sale price was $1.275 million.
Fournier of Sutton Real Estate Co. sells former Midtown Plaza
June 2, 2020
Oswego, NY Sutton Real Estate Company completed the sale of the former Midtown Plaza to East Lake Commons LLC.
HUNT Real Estate named #1 brokerage by ERA Network
June 2, 2020
Buffalo, NY ERA Real Estate has recognized HUNT Real Estate as their top-ranked real estate firm worldwide for total volume and number of units sold in 2019.
National Association of Realtors selects 2020 REACH and REACH Commercial companies
June 2, 2020
Chicago, IL Second Century Ventures, the strategic investment arm of the National Association of Realtors, revealed the selection of its 2020 REACH and REACH Commercial programs.
June 2020 message from the president of NYSCAR - by James Walker
June 2, 2020
It’s hard to imagine that we are almost half way through the year. I know we are all looking forward to getting back to work soon in a safe way during this very challenging time.
1031 exchange is a solution to transition into passive real estate ownership - by Russell Gullo
June 2, 2020
Scenario: You have owned investment real estate for many years and have been involved in the day-to-day (active) management of the assets. You are at the point in life where you are tired of being an
Concerning the Green New Deal and its impact on real estate values - by John Rynne
June 2, 2020
Early last year some in Congress proposed a non-binding resolution which came under heavy criticism. Based upon an article by Jessica Macdonald of Fact Check.org on February 19th, 2019, the Green New Deal originated almost 20 years ago.
CBRE arranges $9.2 million sale of 165,499 s/f Walmart in Newark
June 2, 2020
Newark, NY CBRE arranged the $9.2 million sale of 6788 Rte. 31 East, a single-tenant retail property containing a 165,499 s/f Walmart.
Finegold Alexander Architects completes Temple Beth Tzedek;
New “Sanctuary in the Woods” uni...
June 2, 2020
Amherst, NY Finegold Alexander Architects (FA) celebrates the completion of Temple Beth Tzedek. Inspired by the metaphorical connection to
The Kulka Group delivers meals to healthcare professionals at Huntington Hospital and St. Catherine�...
June 2, 2020
Hauppauge, NY The Kulka Group, one of Long Island’s leading residential and commercial builders, delivered hot meals to frontline healthcare workers at Huntington Hospital in Huntington and St. Catherine’s Hospital in Smithtown, as
Eastman Cooke Construction gives back to the community
June 2, 2020
Plainview, NY At Eastman Cooke, a leading New York-based general contracting and construction management firm, giving back isn’t just corporate speak.
LaMorte joins Nassau County IDA as CFO
June 2, 2020
Mineola, NY Anne LaMorte has been appointed CFO of the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency.
Commercial Classroom: The new normal - by Edward Smith
June 2, 2020
What can we expect in the future? I do not have a crystal ball, but here are some predictions. Even when we start to reopen business, social distancing will