April 2, 2026
New York still has what Miami lacks: Lots of office space for corporate tenants
Despite years of headlines about companies shifting operations from New York to Miami, the reality on the ground looks different.
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April 1, 2026Tightening office conditions began in New York. Now they're spreading to other major cities.
A year ago, New York stood largely alone in seeing office space come off the market. That's no longer the case.
March 31, 2026Brooklyn apartment building changes hands
GDC Properties acquired a 30-unit apartment building at 335 Carroll St. in Brooklyn from Mack Real Estate Group for $24.05 million, or approximately $801,667 per unit.
March 30, 2026New York sharpens pitch to become major US soundstage hub
One of the hottest backstage passes in New York City isn’t on Broadway, or even at a theater.
March 30, 2026Sysco to buy Restaurant Depot and its real estate for $29.1 billion
Sysco, the largest U.S. food distributor, is buying Jetro Restaurant Depot in a $29.1 billion deal to expand into a fast-growing and profitable part of the restaurant industry, with plans to open more than 125 new stores around the country.
March 30, 2026Northwell Health acquires Long Island medical office building
Northwell Health acquired the 17,714-square-foot medical office building at 1728-1732 Sunrise Highway in Merrick, New York, from a private individual for $9.5 million.
March 30, 2026Long Island City site sells for mixed-use development
Century Development Group purchased a 16,000-square-foot development site at 1038 45th Road in New York's Long Island City neighborhood from RD Management for $15 million, or approximately $938 per square foot.
March 30, 2026Brooklyn multifamily property sells in court-ordered bankruptcy transaction
Hello Albemarle, a 12-story, 43-unit multifamily property in Brooklyn, New York, has changed hands in a court-ordered, distressed transaction following a legal settlement reached to avoid foreclosure.
March 26, 2026Japanese retailer Uniqlo returns to Chicago as part of US expansion
Japanese retailer Uniqlo is returning to Chicago's premier shopping district as part of its U.S. expansion, opening its doors this week in a downtown area that's about to lose a flagship Saks Fifth Avenue.
March 26, 2026Brooklyn 16-unit apartment building changes hands
Baker Capital Group acquired a four-story, 16-unit multifamily apartment building at 422 61st St. in Brooklyn, New York, from a private investor for $5 million, or $312,500 per unit.
March 25, 2026New York wants to turn transit system lot into 300 Brooklyn housing units
There's a plot of land on Pacific Street in Brooklyn, New York, that state officials say has sat vacant for too long and should be converted into housing.
March 25, 2026Where Brooklyn’s industrial past meets a forward-looking waterfront development
1 Wythe Ave. is billed as one of Brooklyn’s most ambitious and consequential new commercial developments in recent years. Conceived as a modern industrial‑commercial property rather than a traditional single‑use office building, the development signals an intentional strategy to honor Brooklyn’s manufacturing legacy while responding to contemporary market realities.
March 25, 2026Formerly toxic brownfield becomes neighborhood anchor in Long Island City
As Long Island City has emerged as one of New York’s most popular and fast‑growing neighborhoods, Jasper Hunters Point — the 499‑unit mixed‑use, mixed‑income apartment property — has taken shape as a new anchor along the Queens waterfront, directly across the East River from Midtown Manhattan.
March 25, 2026A big lease with an even bigger community impact
Quality Services for the Autism Community’s 15‑year lease at a new three-story development in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens represented not only one of the largest office leases in New York’s outer boroughs last year, but also one billed as “the best version of what commercial real estate can accomplish” when all stakeholders benefit.
March 25, 2026By the beach in Far Rockaway, 602 affordable rooms with a view
The Far Rockaway section of the borough of Queens, located on a spit of land along the ocean, is about as far as you can get, in atmosphere as well as in miles, from Times Square and still be in New York City. With its beach and boardwalk, Far Rockaway was a popular summer retreat for city dwellers before attracting tens of thousands of year-round residents with its affordable housing, despite a long subway ride from the rest of the city.
March 20, 2026Ripco promotes Michelle Abramov to vice president
Ripco Real Estate has advanced Michelle Abramov to vice president.
March 20, 2026Owner‑user deal puts Port Washington, New York, warehouse back to work
H&M USA purchased an 82,619-square-foot industrial warehouse at 3 Seaview Blvd. in Port Washington, New York, from Venture One Real Estate for $27.5 million.
March 20, 2026Long Island lab facility sells
Triple H Construction purchased a 21,000-square-foot industrial building in Ronkonkoma, New York, from inGenious Targeting Laboratory for $5 million.
March 19, 2026Canadian REIT grows its apartment portfolio in tight New York market
GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust has entered into deals to buy all or part of two multifamily properties in New York City to strengthen its presence in the city’s five boroughs.
March 19, 2026Family Dollar goes extra small to make mark in urban markets
Under its new ownership, discounter Family Dollar plans to pilot an extra-small-store format in urban areas in an effort to make its brick-and-mortar footprint bigger.