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Property of the Month: Mojo Stumer Associates unveils architectural achievement with Bryant Plaza: T...
September 9, 2025
Roslyn Heights, NY Mojo Stumer Associates, a renowned Long Island-based architecture and interior design firm, proudly announced the public opening of their latest commercial project, Bryant Plaza. Since embarking on the project in 2017, Mojo Stumer has led the entire design
Phillips of Largo Real Estate closes $4.04 million first mortgage
September 9, 2025
Hamburg, NY Jack Phillips of Largo Real Estate Advisors, Inc. closed a $4.04 million permanent first mortgage refinance for a multi-tenant medical office building. Originally developed in 2007, the building has maintained 100% occupancy and is home to prominent medical tenants.
The Conference Board signs 20-year 30,171 s/f lease at Global Holdings’ 875 Third Ave.
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY Global Holdings said that global nonpartisan think tank The Conference Board, Inc. has signed a 20-year lease at 875 Third Ave. in Midtown East. A relocation of its headquarters, the nonprofit organization will occupy the entire ninth floor totaling 30,171 s/f.
Electra USA names Walsh as chief financial officer
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY Electra USA, a leading electromechanical contracting company, has appointed Patrick Walsh as the company’s new chief financial officer. A seasoned construction and finance executive, Walsh brings over 30 years of experience leading financial strategy, corporate operations,
Schertz joins Ariel Property Advisors’ investment sales group
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY Ariel Property Advisors hired Sam Schertz as a professional in the investment sales group. Schertz brings over a decade of experience in investment sales and capital markets to the firm and will focus on leading business development and initiatives in Northern Manhattan.
Bozkurt and Zalta of Platinum Commercial lease retail space to Kalsang Pottery in the East Village
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY Kalsang Pottery opened its first retail location at 241 East 10th St. in the East Village, according to exclusive listing agent Platinum Commercial. The shop will feature functional art pieces designed for everyday culinary enjoyment.
ACRE closes $1 billion credit fund to expand lending
September 9, 2025
New York, NY ACRE, a leading private real estate fund manager focused on U.S. housing, has closed ACRE Credit Fund II, totaling $1 billion in capital commitments raised, reaching the hard cap. The fully subscribed fund marks ACRE’s sixth discretionary vehicle and second dedicated credit fund, underscoring robust
Cofinance Group and Kings Capital
acquire 392 West Broadway for $21 million
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY Cofinance Group and Kings Capital, in a joint venture, have acquired 392 West Broadway, a five-story mixed-use property located in SoHo. The building totals 16,678 existing s/f and 19,315
CBRE sells 183,397 s/f Avenue Plaza and
Watkins Glen and Montour Falls portfolio
September 9, 2025
New Hartford, NY Jeffrey Dunne, David Gavin and Travis Langer of CBRE’s national retail partners represented Goodrich Management in the sale of Avenue Plaza. The team also procured the buyer, PropUp Group. The property totals 183,397 s/f, is anchored by At Home and includes a mix of national
JLL arranges full floor lease with Bramshill Investments at 45 E 53rd St.
September 9, 2025
Manhattan, NY JLL has arranged the first lease at the newly-repositioned Park 53, a 140,000 s/f boutique office property located at 45 East 53rd St. in the Plaza District
J.B. Industries secures 29,744 s/f lease at 35-02 Skillman Ave.
September 9, 2025
Queens, NY JLL announced today it has completed a 29,744 s/f lease renewal at 35-02 Skillman Ave., a 54,000 s/f, three-story commercial property on behalf of J.B. Industries, Inc
Amazon, Uber Eats & Whole Foods Walk Into a Lobby - by Tammy Craig-Smith
September 9, 2025
In the 1990s and early 2000s, apartment and condo lobbies were designed to impress. Rich woods, leather seating, and oversized décor conveyed a sense of formality and permanence. At the time, these choices made perfect sense—they reflected the
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