Category: Owners Developers & Managers

Manhattan, NY 50 West 66^th St., the tallest tower on the Upper West Side, has just closed on a $45 million deal - marking the most expensive sale in the UWS this year. Perched on the 47^th floor of the building, it is also one of the highest residences to have ever sold in the Upper West Side. Despite lacking a dedicated website, public listings, or advertising, the building is over 75% sold.

Manhattan, NY WinnResidential has been retained by KCG Companies of Indianapolis, IN, to operate 28 of KCG’s communities spanning eight states. Within the partnership, Winn assumes management of 4,147 units from KCG Companies’ nationwide multifamily portfolio. WinnResidential began assuming operational and property management of KCG assets on July 1,

Brooklyn, NY According to Two Trees Management, the family-owned, Brooklyn-based developer and manager of Domino Park, SKATE at Domino Park, presented by Aerie, Williamsburg’s first waterfront ice skating rink, has returned for its second annual season from Monday, November 10, 2025, through Sunday, February 22, 2026. “Domino Square’s year-round programming has transformed

New Rochelle, NY LCOR, a real estate investment, development, and management firm, has commenced the grand opening and completion of Allen, a 28-story, design-forward residential tower. The milestone marks the completion of one of Westchester County’s most anticipated new residential developments – a building that pairs

Brooklyn, NY In November, IREM NYC members had the opportunity to tour the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard, led by Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.’s Ethan Mulligan, director, community and governmental affairs, external affairs and Adrian Hester, senior property manager, Property Management.

As I prepare to conclude my tenure as chair of BOMA New York’s board of directors at the end of this month, I find myself reflecting on two years that have been both challenging and deeply rewarding. Serving this organization and representing New York City’s commercial real estate community has been one of the greatest honors of my professional career.

When New York permanently adopted the 2% property tax cap more than a decade ago, many owners hoped it would finally end the relentless climb in tax bills. But in the last couple of years, that “cap” has started to look more like a speed bump. Property owners are seeing taxes increase even when an

It’s heartening to consider the progress New York City’s commercial market has made since the COVID pandemic. Heading into 2026, New York City’s office market is leading the way nationally in many metrics

As we come to the close of another productive year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the many accomplishments we have achieved together. NYSCAR members’ engagement, support, and commitment to professionalism have made this an exceptional year

Tarrytown, NY The Arc Westchester, the largest organization supporting people with developmental disabilities in Westchester County, celebrated its 2025 Employer Recognition Breakfast and Awards Ceremony at the Westchester Marriott. The annual event brought

This year’s ICSC New York conference made one thing abundantly clear: the retail and commercial real estate markets across Greater New York and New England are not

Winter energy costs are rising faster than many multifamily dwelling operating budgets can absorb. Cold snaps, extended heating cycles, and inefficiencies in older boiler systems can lead to skyrocketing utility bills, frustrated