Yorktown Heights, NY Houlihan Lawrence Commercial, a division of Houlihan Lawrence, brokered the $4 million sale of a 12-acre site located at 3241 Crompond Rd. (Rte. 202).
Port Washington, NY IREON members, and commercial real estate industry guests gathered together on June 21, for their bi-monthly Mix & Mingle at Louie’s on the waterfront.
Bronx, NY Simone Development Companies said that building materials distributor Kamco Supply Corp. has signed a long-term lease for 57,544 s/f of warehouse space and 55,224 s/f of land at 1200 Zerega Ave. for the storage and distribution of building materials.
Manhattan, NY Heather Philip-O’Neal, principal of HPP International LLC, an architecture and design firm, has been elected treasurer of AIA (American Institute of Architects) National. Philip-O’Neal has over 20 years of experience
Manhattan, NY Benenson Capital Partners has named former NYC Economic Development Corp. president and CEO Rachel Loeb its chief investment officer. She joins in this role as the 118-year-old firm begins to consider strategic planning of its vast portfolio
Manhattan, NY LH Charney said that three new leases have been signed at 1410 Bdwy. in Times Sq., totaling 6,000 s/f. The transactions include new tenants Miznon, a restaurant specializing in Israeli cuisine, and Poke Bowl, a Hawaiian
Queens, NY Slate Property Group closed on the 296-unit Queenswood Apartments complex in Corona. Tenants at 54-09 and 54-39 100
th St. had been facing the expiration of their two buildings’ affordable housing program, but will now see that
Valley Stream, NY Remember when we were kids and our teacher asked, what we wanted to be when we grew up; at the top of our wish list was astronaut, doctor, and Mickey Mantle. Surprisingly 82,171 of us in New York became real estate salesman. It is not
Manhattan, NY Silverstein Properties plans to develop the Avenir, a hotel, casino, entertainment, and residential complex on the West Side. The 1.8 million s/f project will be located on 92,000 s/f of undeveloped land at 41
st St. and 11
th Ave.,
The pandemic has caused a lot of co-ops and condominiums to not embark on repair and maintenance projects unless absolutely necessary. As buildings consider what they need to do, the first thing is to prioritize what needs to be done and where the money is going to come from to pay for it.
