Carrie Villani, Director of Marketing at LERA, Lily Zivkovic, Senior Vice President at Astor Title, Michéle Boddewyn, President of Boddewyn Gaynor Architects; and Jennifer Carey, CEO of JLC Environmental
Omry Azarzar, Director / Lending Solutions, Cignature Realty Associates Inc.; William Gati, AIA, Architect, Architecture Studio; Justin Rostoff, Esq., Attorney, Klein Slowik PLLC; and Neal Dresher, Principal, Janover, LLC.
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New York, NY Amid the world’s real estate capital lies a housing crisis as New Yorkers are displaced by rising rents and gentrification. The demand for affordable housing has caused a…
New York, NY The
New York Real Estate Journal celebrated it's 30
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Newtown, CT A four-acre lot off I-84 sat vacant for almost a half a century. This overgrown, unsightly lot became an unwelcome sight for people arriving in town. But it did provide an excellent development opportunity
Port Chester, NY Con Edison Solutions (CES), a Con Edison Clean Energy Business, is celebrating 18 months of operation of a 1.1 megawatt solar power plant that its CES Danbury Solar subsidiary constructed for Jetro
New Haven, CT Paredim Partners LLC has completed the acquisition of Cambridge Oxford Apartments, a boutique apartment complex. The three-building property, ranging from two to six stories, and consisting of 85 apartment
Successful realtors understand the power of personal branding. Whether you’re a real estate broker, agent, Fortune 500 CEO or boutique agency owner, it’s more important than ever to present a compelling and consistent message that resonates with your target audience.
Investors and developers across the country are tuning in to opportunities offered by small and mid-sized cities that are modernizing their planning strategies to attract the kind of capital that will revitalize their downtowns for the long term.
For more than 20 years, the revitalization of America’s cities has spurred a conversation about the urban live-work-play environment that has come to be known as “the 24-hour city.” As long ago as 1995, the widely-read Emerging Trends in Real Estate proclaimed that such
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