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The Plaza's condo board wants to dump some of the glass on the penthouse roof and replace it with copper and tile. According to the application filed with the Landmarks...
It's good-bye tacky chandeliers, hello to the first large new tenant in years at 100 Church St. Six months after SL Green took over the 1-million-square-foot building near...
The "Lullaby of Broad way" might become The Lulla-buy of Broadway. The owners of The shuttered Milford Plaza Hotel, which used The slogan for decades, have tapped a top hotel...
The Middle East investment group that has been renovating the Argonaut Building at 224 W. 57 St. under a 99-year lease is now in contract to buy it. No price is available, but...
Bank of New York Mellon is considering a complex, three-way real estate maneuver that would include moving part of its operations to 1 World Trade Center and selling its historic...
In an ingenious deal for downtown, Deutsche Bank is in the process of acquiring one of the former AIG headquarters buildings from Youngwoo & Associates and its Korean banking...
A gleaming, four-story glass retail showcase is coming to 34th Street west of Macy's -- and bringing a giant DSW shoe emporium with it. It will make a splendid addition to the...
Deloitte and Brook field Properties have finally completed their direct deal for the accounting giant to remain in 400,000 square feet at 4 World Financial Center -- and expand...
The latest commercial property loan to go into special-servicing is at a surprising address: RFR Realty's 757 Third Ave. at 48th Street, a nearly 500,000-square-foot office...
A juicy set of office moves are teeing up at 245 Park Ave., where JPMorgan Chase is apparently going to vacate its nearly 600,000 square feet. The bank's goal, "tellers" say,...
It's small as office deals go -- but a decision Wilhelmina Models has made to keep its New York headquarters at 300 Park Ave. South is sheer beauty for landlord Rockrose...
Now that the investment sales market has gotten comfortable with Class A office pricing and across-the-board leasing activity, a slew of Class B office buildings is coming to...
The race to buy a piece of the Port Authority's 1 World Trade Center is getting down and dirty. Time Warner Center developer Stephen Ross unloaded yesterday on a claim that...
Sephora has just signed a lease for 4,500 feet of the newly redeveloped Meatpacking District site at 21-27 Ninth Avenue on the southwest corner of 13th Street. It was just...
Hammacher Schlem mer will soon be history on East 57th Street. * The Hammacher Schlemmer building, the fabled gadget emporium's flagship since the 1920s, has been sold to a...
The US Postal Service has be come a deadbeat. The Post Office has stopped paying common charges at two of its Manhattan locations and the respective condominium boards have...
The Manhattan office market is doing just fine. Not every landlord would agree with that, but today's vacancy rate of 11.5 percent, according to Cushman & Wakefield, is much...
Despite nervous nellies fretting a while back that Manhattan would be awash in large chunks of empty office space, a sudden dearth of big blocks of available space has prompted...
Law firm Proskauer, Rose's monumental lease for 406,000 square feet at 11 Times Square, signed yesterday, puts developer SJP Properties ahead of its projections for the 1.1...
After completing a refinancing and an $85 million capital-improvement program, AFI USA wants to sell the belly of the former New York Times Building in Times Square to a luxury...
To complete one of the larger deals of the year, the stealthy lawyers at Willkie Farr & Gallagher invoked two five-year renewal options for 355,118 square feet at 787 Seventh...
A trio of downtown retail condominiums are being marketed with price tags that could reach as high as $50 million each for the two more expensive properties. Bids are due...
Long Island University's Brooklyn campus will take the upper floors at 490 Fulton St. for student housing leaving the retail space open in the heart of the Fulton St. Mall. IT...
Skechers USA just completed deals in both Manhattan and the Bronx. The athletic shoe retailer has signed on for 8,700 square feet at the Gateway Center near Yankee Stadium,...
A monumental deal for law firm Proskauer, Rose to move to SJP Properties' new 11 Times Square is "imminent," sources said yesterday. The lease -- first reported on The Post's...
The field of developers chasing a stake in the Port Authority's 1 World Trade Center will be whittled down to a two- or three-horse race this week. Of the four major developers...
While doom-and-gloomers claim that downtown, and Brookfield in particular, face a meltdown because of a possible move-out by Merrill Lynch at the World Financial Center, actual...
Vinson & Elkins, a law firm whose practice focuses on the energy sector, is re-energizing 666 Fifth Avenue with a renewal and expansion to about 81,000 square feet. The firm...
Marketing began today on $53 million in city-backed bonds to help finance construction of new public schools at World Wide Group's mixed-use project at Second Avenue between East...
Discount clothing chain TJ Maxx yesterday inked a deal to open a store at 250 W. 57th Street, where it will set the tone for a new fashion corridor. The retailer signed a...
Vornado Realty Trust is offering a deal it hopes the city can't refuse. The publicly traded real estate giant is promising an unprecedented slew of improvements to the Herald...
More than $2.5 billion worth of projects to build schools, hospitals and other non-profit buildings has been stalled for more than two years while a union battle for prevailing...
Katz Media Group has quietly renewed and rejiggered its lease to expand to about 200,000 square feet at 125 W. 55th Street. The 591,000 square foot building is owned by Boston...
Despite a tentative deal between Larry Silverstein and the Port Authority providing public financing help for Silverstein's 3 World Trade Center, the 2.5 million square-foot...
Muss Development's equity partner in its massive Sky View Parc complex near Flushing Meadows Park "has taken over the driver's seat" in the slow-moving, $1 billion-plus scheme,...
In a deal that will likely be greeted as a sign of stability for both the building at One Broadway and downtown in general, law firm Kenyon & Kenyon is close to renewing its...
HMX Group, the newly formed tailored-clothing firm under the creative direction of designer Joseph Abboud, needed a bit more in the shoulders. So the company -- which manages...
Vornado Realty Trust is swooping in to buy the landmarked 510 Fifth Avenue. Sources say the real estate investment trust led by Steven Roth and Michael Fascitelli is trying to...
Call it the 2-cent turn around. According to Ken McCarthy, Cushman & Wakefield's New York-area research chief, the average Manhattan office building asking rent increased in...
Ad am Hochfelder was the baby-faced boy wonder who at the top of his game owned part of a Midtown office portfolio worth nearly $3 billion. Now, he's been indicted for...
C harles Blaichman, developer of High Line-straddling 450 W. 14th St., insists there's nothing wrong with his 15-story project that's still a concrete skeleton, vowing that...
The office building at 340 Madison Ave. is on the block, and thanks to its current cash flow it could be one of the few prime city offerings to fetch more than the sellers paid...
Prominent auction eer Phillips de Pury is probably coming. Fabled gadget emporium Hammacher Schlemmer will probably go. Both "probablys" reflect the uncertain, shifting retail...
Discount retailer Daffy's is facing a lawsuit from Charles Cohen, who claims the chain backdated a renewal option for its East 57th Street store and thus should be booted out of...
When Cushman & Wakefield CEO Bruce Mosler completes the transition to co-chairman of the global firm he has led for nearly five years, he'll no longer "be traveling like 300 days...
Real estate executives are calling on Uncle Sam to provide federal stimulus money to build a new subway station at West 41st Street and Tenth Avenue for the No. 7 subway line...
Port Authority Execu tive Director Chris Ward wasn't exaggerating when he said recently the PA would act swiftly to find a development partner for 1 World Trade Center. ...
Popular teen clothier American Eagle is moving its nest in SoHo into a bigger and more prominent space. After company executives' eyes bulged at the numbers from the...
The worst news buried in the gloomy arbitration decision over Larry Silverstein's beefs with the Port Authority at the World Trade Center site was the fate of the underground...
The publisher of Better Homes & Gardens is itself searching for a better home. Sources say that Meredith Corp., the publishing giant that owns that title along with 172 others...
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