April 17, 2026
New York industrial leasing picks up in early 2026
Industrial leasing activity in New York recorded a notable pickup at the start of 2026, offering early evidence that tenant demand may be firming after a prolonged slowdown.
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April 16, 2026Newmark names project management chief; JLL hire targets manufactured housing; Cortland adds business development executive
Newmark appointed Eric Brown as its head of project management for the Americas. The company said Brown will lead its project management services across the United States, Canada and Latin America, as Newmark seeks to expand its occupier services practice.
April 16, 2026New York industrial vacancy continues its steady climb
New York’s industrial sector is continuing its gradual reset in 2026, as rising vacancy signals a market still working through the aftereffects of its post‑pandemic build-out.
April 14, 2026New York pours $350 million into developments, including 750 apartment units
Five housing projects across New York received multimillion-dollar infusions of cash from state officials who said the upcoming developments will increase affordable housing stock across the Empire State.
April 13, 2026Stamford's top-tier apartment rents cost nearly half the amount of a monthly mortgage
The Stamford, Connecticut, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen. The widening gap highlights the affordability challenge of buying a home, especially for first-time homebuyers, driving demand toward apartment rentals.
April 13, 2026In New Haven, top-tier apartment rents are much cheaper than monthly mortgage payments
The New Haven, Connecticut, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen. The widening gap highlights the affordability challenge of buying a home, especially for first-time homebuyers, driving demand toward apartment rentals.
April 10, 2026Apple closes three stores at malls it claims are ‘declining’
Apple is closing three of its stores at malls across the country that it claims have lost tenants and are in decline.
April 9, 2026New York City affordable housing complex to have 300 units in the Bronx
Construction has begun on a new apartment building in New York City that's set to feature 292 affordable housing units, with some slated for disabled veterans and formerly homeless people.
April 8, 2026Latest census data raises questions about NYC renter demand
Even as New Yorkers have continued to move elsewhere, the city’s apartment market has relied on a steady influx of residents from abroad to support renter demand.
April 2, 2026New 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.
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 26, 2026Real estate investment firm buys six industrial properties in Westchester County, New York
East Capital Partners acquired a six-building industrial portfolio in Mamaroneck, New York.
March 25, 2026Westchester County family buys two apartment buildings in southern Connecticut
Two apartment buildings in Norwalk changed ownership last year as housing near Connecticut's public transit lines continue to attract tenants.
March 25, 2026A New York medical center for patients with disabilities finally finds a home
The Westchester Institute for Human Development spent years operating from a space in Valhalla, New York, that it had long outgrown, but that changed in September 2025.
March 25, 2026Former Connecticut hotel gets makeover and new life as apartment complex
About 30 years ago, it would be extremely rare to find someone living full time in one of the units at 18 Old Ridgebury Road in Danbury.
March 24, 2026Saks Global backtracks, decides to keep open three stores it planned to close
Saks Global has reversed its decision to close three stores in areas with high concentrations of luxury shoppers, part of two dozen planned Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus shutdowns, after discussions with mall landlord Simon Property Group.
March 16, 2026New Haven's multifamily asking rents ended 2025 with five consecutive months of losses
The New Haven, Connecticut, apartment market experienced sustained negative rent growth at the end of 2025, with five consecutive months of declining asking rents. Analyzing a longer time horizon shows that rent growth, which is typically lower in the late summer and autumn, has been declining progressively in recent years.
March 11, 2026Hedge fund Point72 expands Manhattan footprint to Tishman Speyer’s Spiral
Hedge fund giant Point72, founded by New York Mets billionaire owner Steve Cohen, is expanding its Manhattan footprint in the Hudson Yards neighborhood.
March 10, 2026Industrial rent growth in New York slips further into negative territory
With vacancy levels piling up, positive annual rent growth continues to elude New York's industrial market.
March 9, 2026Office investment in New York surges 34%, reaching highest level since 2019
New York’s office investment market is on the rise, following a second consecutive year-over-year improvement in sales volume.