New York, NY Over 225 real estate professionals and 60 speakers attended the November 7th Bi-Annual Deal Maker’s Summit hosted by the Young Jewish Professionals at Herrick Feinstein’s midtown south office. The event was chaired by Greg Corbin, executive managing director of Besen & Associates, and Terry Oved, chairman of Oved & Oved LLP.
This is what Jay Cross, president of Related Hudson Yards, had to say when talking about the genesis of the nation’s largest private real estate development project. Once blemished with vacant lots and abandoned industrial buildings, Manhattan’s West Side is undergoing an expansive (and necessary) $25 billion transformation…
Every industry has seen the impact of the digital revolution and retail is no exception. Traditional retail is morphing, in an attempt to go beyond yet another frontier. This is happening quickly in NYC, where residents live a fast-paced, constantly-evolving lifestyle, but it is also apparent on a national level.
East Harlem has undeniably been one of Northern Manhattan’s hottest real estate markets due primarily to its relative affordability and upside potential. While the historic neighborhood’s popularity with developers has waned in 2018, it is positioned to rebound sharply in the years ahead as investors fully digest the wide-ranging impact of recent rezoning and government-designated status as an “Economic Opportunity Zone.”