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Business environmental risks: What property owners should know - by Kevin Taylor and Jason Cooper
June 18, 2026
Due diligence is an important part of any commercial real estate transaction, helping minimize potential environmental liabilities for buyers, sellers, lenders, and other stakeholders. Many property
New York City’s latest luxury contradiction: Redesigning Fifth Ave. while subsidizing Broadway - b...
June 17, 2026
New York City is preparing to move forward with a major redesign of Fifth Ave., transforming the corridor between Bryant Park and Central Park into a more pedestrian-oriented boulevard with wider
Completion of Hudson Place marks latest milestone in Hoboken Connect Redevelopment
June 16, 2026
Hoboken, NJ LCOR joined NJ Transit and government officials to celebrate the opening of Hudson Place, a new woonerf or “living street” within Hoboken Connect, the transformative
From hamburger to hourglass: Why a Knicks championship can’t hide America’s economic divide - by...
June 16, 2026
What could be better? The New York Knicks are NBA champions. The U.S. Open Championship is being played at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island. The FIFA World Cup is currently playing in
Assemblymember Braunstein, senator Stavisky, co-op leaders celebrate expansion of J-51 Program
June 15, 2026
Douglaston, NY Assemblymember Braunstein joined local co-op leaders, shareholders, and elected officials to celebrate the renewal and expansion of the J-51 program: a longstanding New York City tax
The great divide: Is Manhattan office real estate living in a temporary bubble? - by Joseph Aquino
June 12, 2026
A recent Wall Street Journal article highlighted a growing trend across America: office buildings selling at discounts of 80%, 85%, and even 90% below their previous values. For many observers, these transactions confirm
What is the Virtual Evidence Courtroom? - by Nicole Milone
June 10, 2026
In the fall of 2025, the commercial division rules of the New York Supreme Court were amended to add Rule 25-a titled “Virtual Evidence Courtrooms.” What does this new rule mean for practitioners?
Levin Management expands NYC Metro portfolio with Tysen Park Shopping Center assignment
June 9, 2026
Staten Island, NY Levin Management Corp. (LMC) has been awarded the management and leasing assignment for Tysen Park Shopping Center, a 154,000 s/f retail property located along
Versant Media Group signs 84,509 s/f lease expansion with Columbia Property Trust
June 9, 2026
Manhattan, NY Columbia Property Trust, Inc. with Versant Media Group, Inc., a new publicly traded modern media company, has entered into a long-term lease extension and a three-floor, 84,509 s/f expansion at 229 West 43rd St. The agreement will establish the property as Versant’s New York City corporate office
Lonicera Partners, Rabina and Davis Companies begin move-ins at House 55
June 9, 2026
Brooklyn, NY Developers Lonicera Partners and Rabina, alongside partner The Davis Companies (Davis), have begun the first move-ins at House 55, a 43-story residential tower located at 55 Willoughby St. House 55 features 295 units across 41 residential floors
Durst Organization launches 600,000 s/f of headquarter space at 114 West 47th St.
June 9, 2026
Manhattan, NY The Durst Organization introduced the availability of up to 600,000 s/f at 114 West 47th St., one the largest available block of Class A space in Midtown. Built by The Durst Organization, the 26-story tower off Sixth Ave. offers a headquarters-quality
Tavros inks 76,000 s/f lease with Chelsea Piers Fitness at 250 Water St.
June 9, 2026
Manhattan, NY Tavros, a privately-owned real estate investment management and development firm, has signed a long-term lease agreement with Chelsea Piers Fitness at the planned mixed-use tower at 250 Water St. The New York-based fitness and wellness brand will open a five-story 76,000 s/f fitness club
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