What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2018?
One of our clients was in a unique situation where they needed to buy the building they occupied and also needed to buyout one of the business’s partners. The transactions were dependent on one another and both needed to be fulfilled in order for the business to grow.
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2018?
Our greatest professional accomplishment in 2018 was being recognized with a Trifecta Award from the Zweig Group as a Hot Firm, Best Firm to Work For, and a Marketing Excellence award.
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2018?
Stroock’s national real estate group spearheaded many notable and exciting deals over the past year.
One deal we’re particularly proud of as a firm is our representation of biopharmaceutical leader Pfizer Inc. in its new global headquarters in one of Manhattan’s most historic and innovative developments: Hudson Yards.
Manhattan, NY RFR has brokered a lease agreement with fashion brand Cotton Citizen at 11 Howard St., a 207-room boutique hotel that combines Scandinavian design with a socially conscious edict as well as a ground floor retail space.
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2018?
The most notable window project I led this year was for the new luxury apartment complex The Lenox in Jersey City, N.J. Crystal Windows supplied over 2,000 energy efficient architectural aluminum windows combined to create expansive window walls for this development.
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2018?
The New York City Brownfield Partnership rolled out its newest program, the Redevelopment Roundtable in August, 2018 and held its second successful Roundtable in November. The Redevelopment Roundtable is a 90 minute information download from experts about all the NYC, NYS, federal and industry trends and hot topics relevant to site revitalization in NYC.
Manhattan, NY RKF, a Newmark company, has arranged a lease at 20 East 20th St. for Brideside’s first NYC flagship location. The Chicago-based retailer is disrupting the wedding retail market with its next-generation showroom experience, concierge-driven and all-channel retail strategy. Launched in 2014, Brideside is rapidly expanding and now has three brick-and-mortar showroom concepts. The Flatiron District flagship opened on November 13th.
Manhattan, NY Chef-driven, vegan restaurant by CHLOE is the latest fast-casual spot to open a new location in what has become a major restaurant corridor in the Garment District. by CHLOE has inked a 1,787 s/f, ground floor retail lease at 1385 Broadway.
It’s that time of year again, with retailers unveiling their holiday window displays and seasonal markets setting up shop, illuminating the city streets with holiday cheer. The sparkling, enchanting department store windows are a sight to behold with magical glass-encased holiday-inspired spectacles.
BROOKLYN, NY Greenpoint Landing, a 22-acre project that stretches for half a mile along the borough’s waterfront, will be home to ELEVA, a coffee bar serving direct trade coffee, tea and bottled beverages.
Brooklyn, NY According to RIPCO Real Estate (RIPCO), Rumble, the boxing-inspired fitness concept that is expanding throughout New York City, signed a 7,300 s/f lease at “The Lane” at Boerum Place a new residential development at 117 Livingston Ave. Rumble’s space spans 3,700 s/f on the ground and 3,600 s/f in the lower level.
Manhattan, NY According to Gregg Schenker, president and co-managing partner, ABS Partners Real Estate, the firm has secured three retail leases totaling 21,000 s/f in the borough.
New York, NY Am Law 100 firm POLSINELLI’s Dan Flanigan, managing partner of the firm’s New York office, (shown right - leaning in), along with Jeff Goldman (shown left of Flanigan) and Pat O’Bryan (shown right of Flanigan), members of POLSINELLI’S Tax and Opportunity Zones...
Amazon is coming to Queens. But just what does this imminent arrival entail? The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) states that Amazon will build, renovate, and operate approximately 4 million s/f of commercial space on the Long Island City waterfront (Anable Basin) and create upwards of 25,000 new jobs with an average wage of over $150,000 annually. This is just the first phase of Amazon HQ2, there is a planned expansion of an additional 2 to 4 million commercial s/f and another 15,000 jobs to be added within five years after the completion of the first phase.