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Deegan Dickson of Forchelli Deegan Terrana honored at Business Women of Long Island Awards Gala

Deegan Dickson of Forchelli Deegan Terrana honored at Business Women of Long Island Awards Gala

April 2, 2019
Uniondale, NY Kathleen Deegan Dickson, a partner in the law firm of Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP, has been selected as a recipient of the inaugural Premier Business Women of Long Island award.
CREWNY hosts Powerful Women Luncheon March 5th at Club 101

CREWNY hosts Powerful Women Luncheon March 5th at Club 101

April 2, 2019
Manhattan, NY CREWNY (Commercial Real Estate Women New York) brought together a panel of women to its “Powerful Women Luncheon,” on March 5th at Club 101.
Douglas Elliman honors top NYC agents at annual awards

Douglas Elliman honors top NYC agents at annual awards

April 2, 2019
Uncasville, CT On Tuesday, March 5th, Douglas Elliman Real Estate celebrated its agents from around the country at its annual awards ceremony, The Ellies. Top performers from New York City, including Manhattan and Brooklyn, were among the honorees at this year’s event held at Mohegan Sun.
The Rent Regulation Act of 2019 is sure to make an impact - by Miguel Jauregui

The Rent Regulation Act of 2019 is sure to make an impact - by Miguel Jauregui

April 2, 2019
On June 15, 2019, the Rent Act of 2015 (an extension of the Rent Act of 2011) will expire. The expiration was not posed to be a drastic change from the current laws until the 2018 midterm elections gave way to…
Executive of the Month: Polsinelli joined Compass as vice chair and launched their new Commercial Sales Division

Executive of the Month: Polsinelli joined Compass as vice chair and launched their new Commercial Sa...

April 2, 2019
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal sat down with Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair of Compass for a question and answer session. 
The Wizard of OZ (that’s “Opportunity Zones”): OZ vs. 1031, Part 1 - by Dan Flanigan

The Wizard of OZ (that’s “Opportunity Zones”): OZ vs. 1031, Part 1 - by Dan Flanigan

April 2, 2019
OZ vs. 1031, Part 1: You are about to sell a capital asset and trying to figure out whether a 1031 exchange or an Opportunity Zone (OZ) investment is the right way to go.1 That depends on a variety of circumstances special to your situation, status, and goals. The devil (and the angel too) is in the details. Here are some things to consider.
Design-build:  Engineered for success - by Jay Simson

Design-build: Engineered for success - by Jay Simson

April 2, 2019
ACEC New York believes in the value of project delivery systems that guide the design of public and private facilities, are in the best interest of the owner, utilize a Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) procedure for the selection of design professionals...
PWC’s professional development advisory council hosts panel on IPD

PWC’s professional development advisory council hosts panel on IPD

April 2, 2019
New York, NY International Women’s Day was Friday, March 8th this year, and Professional Women in Construction’s Professional Development Advisory Council (PDAC) hosted an informational panel on integrated project delivery to celebrate!
Message from the CEO of Bronx-Manhattan North Association of Realtors: The Broker’s Fee Proposal - by Eliezer Rodriguez

Message from the CEO of Bronx-Manhattan North Association of Realtors: The Broker’s Fee Proposal -...

April 2, 2019
On February 21, 2019, councilman Keith Powers proposed Intro. No. 1423. I refer to it as “The Broker’s Fee Proposal.” It’s a Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York to limit the fee earned by a real estate licensee to one month’s rent.
Akiva, Salem & Slate of Tri State Commercial Realty collaborate for 1,640 s/f at 839 Broadway

Akiva, Salem & Slate of Tri State Commercial Realty collaborate for 1,640 s/f at 839 Broadway

April 2, 2019
Brooklyn, NY According to Tri State Commercial Realty, Zack’s Dance Loft has signed a 10-year lease at 839 Broadway for 1,640 s/f. Asking rent for this property was $70 per s/f.
Bestreich Realty Group handles three sales in Brooklyn totaling $9.05 million

Bestreich Realty Group handles three sales in Brooklyn totaling $9.05 million

April 2, 2019
Brooklyn, NY Bestreich Realty Group (BRG) completed three sales totaling $9.05 million. Includes 298 7th Ave., a mixed-used property in the Park Slope neighborhood sold for $3.4 million by Bestreich, Sproviero, Lobel, Waring, and Kates…
Abramov and Kandkhorov of Asset Commercial Realty Group broker 1,566 s/f

Abramov and Kandkhorov of Asset Commercial Realty Group broker 1,566 s/f

April 2, 2019
Brooklyn, NY Michelle Abramov and Mark Kandkhorov of Asset Commercial Realty Group’s (AssetCRG) retail leasing team exclusively represented EyeCrafters LLC in its lease negotiations with the Muss Development for 1,566 s/f at 340 Jay St. Muss Development was represented in-house by Ross Spitalnick. 
Madison Realty Capital provides $30.5 million to refinance GEM Hotel

Madison Realty Capital provides $30.5 million to refinance GEM Hotel

April 2, 2019
Manhattan, NY Madison Realty Capital (MRC) closed $30.5 million of financing collateralized by the GEM Hotel, a boutique hotel located at 300 West 22nd St. in the Chelsea neighborhood. JLL’s Aaron Appel brokered the financing. 
Meeting the needs of Millennials and Boomers in transit-oriented workforce housing - by Nate Kline

Meeting the needs of Millennials and Boomers in transit-oriented workforce housing - by Nate Kline

April 2, 2019
During the past decade, millennials have flocked to larger cities to take advantage of abundant employment opportunities and an environment of restaurants, shopping, culture and community. The ability to use mass transit in place of a car has added to the appeal.
Fire safety code shortfalls and compliance: Do not get busted by your insurance company - by George Crawford

Fire safety code shortfalls and compliance: Do not get busted by your insurance company - by George ...

April 2, 2019
Insurance companies are busting clients left and right over fire safety code shortfalls. On the one hand, nobody wants to be caught in the line of fire. On the other hand, hard to read code regulations are  good candidates for the back burner.
Innovation in life safety design for New York City historic or landmark buildings - by Daniel Colombini

Innovation in life safety design for New York City historic or landmark buildings - by Daniel Colomb...

April 2, 2019
What is of value is worth protecting. That is the fundamental premise in protecting buildings and their occupants and contents. In life safety design for buildings, the most valuable asset is human capital; the building is secondary to the people in it.
The dawn of Generation Z in the workplace: Businesses need to create spaces generation needs - by Megan Spinos

The dawn of Generation Z in the workplace: Businesses need to create spaces generation needs - by Me...

April 2, 2019
While appealing to Millennials has dominated the workplace conversation in recent years, a new group, Generation Z, is on its way to transform how organizations conduct day-to-day business. With members of Generation Z entering the workforce by 2020,
Following five protocols to achieve reliable and successful smart buildings - by Walt Herring and Nora Swanson

Following five protocols to achieve reliable and successful smart buildings - by Walt Herring and No...

April 2, 2019
The ultimate Internet of Things (IoT) Smart Building dream is having an abundance of devices and sensors deployed across a building, interacting with one another to proactively and analytically respond to various events, needs, and desires. The device and sensor markets are ripe with products to fulfill...