Author name: Rob Sattler

Articles of the week ending June 6th Tishman Speyer Buys 148 Lafayette for $106M – Commercial Observer​ By Andrew Coen, Commercial Observer ​ Tishman Speyer acquired 148 Lafayette Street in SoHo for $105.5 million—its first Manhattan office purchase since 2019—financed with a $68.3 million loan from Blackstone. Tech Companies Are Back In The Manhattan Office

Articles of the week ending May 30th The Future of Lease Management_ Why AI-Powered Solutions Are Reshaping Real Estate Operations – Commercial Observer​ By Keyway, Commercial Observer ​ AI-powered lease management tools like KeyDocs revolutionize real estate operations by automating lease abstraction, ensuring compliance, and delivering portfolio-wide insights, enabling faster, smarter, and more efficient decision-making.

Articles of the week ending May 23rd Warehouse developer Steven Guttman pockets $64 million from Queens refinancing _ Crain’s New York Business​ By Aaron Elstein, Crain’s New York Business​ A $143 million mortgage refinancing of the UOVO QPN art warehouse in Queens, which quietly houses works for elite collectors and institutions like the Met, highlights

Articles of the week ending May 9th News _ Brooklyn office market starts 2025 with a boost​ By Jared Koeck, CoStar Analytics​ Brooklyn’s office market began 2025 with a strong rebound, driven by larger leases and education tenants, signaling a shift toward recovery. PNC Bank Bags 83K SF at Sage’s 437 Madison​ By TRD Staff,

Articles of the week ending May 9th New York University signs Manhattan’s largest new office lease since pandemic​ By Andria Cheng, CoStar Research​ New York University signed Manhattan’s largest new office lease since the pandemic, securing 1.1 million square feet at 770 Broadway under a 70-year, $935 million prepaid triple-net lease to create a major

Articles of the week ending May 2nd Top office leases recognized for New York City​ By CoStar Research​ CoStar’s Q1 2025 Power Broker Awards recognized major New York City office leases, including significant deals by Jane Street, Horizon Media, Mayer Brown, and Amazon, highlighting continued investment and activity in the commercial real estate market. SL

Articles of the week ending April 25th Vornado catches break with less-than-expected ground rent for Penn 1 tower​ By Andria Cheng, CoStar News​ Vornado Realty Trust secured a significantly lower-than-expected annual ground rent of $15 million for its Penn 1 tower, easing financial pressure amid a challenging office market. Nonprofits, Education Tenants Offer Hope For

Articles of the week ending April 18th Trio of Casino Bidders Fret Over Environmental Reviews​ By TRD Staff, The Real Deal ​ Three Manhattan casino proposals by SL Green, Silverstein, and Soloviev Group risk disqualification due to delayed environmental reviews by the state Gaming Commission, threatening their ability to meet the September 30 land-use resolution

Articles of the week ending April 11th World Trade Center is a bright spot in a languishing downtown Manhattan​ By Jared Koeck, CoStar Analytics​ The World Trade Center area is outperforming much of downtown Manhattan due to its high concentration of top-tier office buildings, but despite a major lease renewal by Jane Street, demand remains