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Articles of the Week – Ending August 1st

Articles of the week ending August 1st Vision for 14th Street in New York City calls for European-style boulevard _ Crain’s New York Business​ By Caroline Spivack, Crain’s New York Business​ A $3 million city-led study aims to transform Manhattan’s 14th Street into a European-style boulevard with wider sidewalks, seating, and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure to boost

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Articles of the Week – Ending July 18th

Articles of the week ending July 18th Zohran Mamdani courts NYC business leaders as some switch to Adams _ Crain’s New York Business​ By Crain’s New York Business​ Zohran Mamdani’s post-primary outreach to New York City’s business leaders has eased some concerns about his socialist platform, but skepticism remains due to his youth, inexperience, and

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Articles of the Week – Ending July 11th

Articles of the week ending July 11th WeWork Signs First Post-Bankruptcy Lease With 60K SF at 250 Broadway – Commercial Observer​ By Mark Hallum, Commercial Observer ​ WeWork signed its first post-bankruptcy lease—60,000 SF across five floors at 250 Broadway in Lower Manhattan—marking a strategic push under new CEO John Santora to grow in NYC with

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Articles of the Week – Ending July 4th

Articles of the week ending July 4th Pinterest Officially Signs 83K-SF Lease at 11 Madison Avenue – Commercial Observer​ By  Amanda Schiavo, Commercial Observer ​ Pinterest signed an 83,000-square-foot, 11-year lease at SL Green’s 11 Madison Avenue in Manhattan, relocating from Park Avenue South, with asking rents reportedly around $90 per square foot. MTA Looks

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Articles of the Week – Ending June 20th

Articles of the week ending June 20th Why Sunset Park Is Emerging As Brooklyn’s ‘Next Big Thing’​ By Ciara Long, Bisnow​ Sunset Park is emerging as Brooklyn’s next major development hub, driven by Industry City’s transformation, affordable housing, city-backed waterfront redevelopment, and increasing private investment in large-scale residential and industrial projects. Lightning Society Takes 19K

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Articles of the Week – Ending June 6th

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

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Articles of the Week – Ending May 30th

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.

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Articles of the Week – Ending May 23rd

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

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