Andria Cheng is a veteran journalist and storyteller at heart. Based in New York, she writes about the city’s fast-changing commercial real estate landscape and the impact of evolving cultural, economic, technology and business trends.Cheng has writt...
Andria Cheng is a veteran journalist and storyteller at heart. Based in New York, she writes about the city’s fast-changing commercial real estate landscape and the impact of evolving cultural, economic, technology and business trends.
Cheng has written for publications including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Forbes, Bloomberg News, MarketWatch and USA Today. An innate curiosity about what sets one brand apart from another drives her coverage, described once as a “distinct voice in a sea of noise.” She has been ranked as a top retail-industry influencer since 2013.
Cheng originally came to the United States from Taiwan as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar and received her master’s in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has dual undergraduate degrees in finance and foreign languages and literature from National Taiwan University.
Robin Hood, billed as New York’s largest poverty‑fighting philanthropic group, is relocating its Manhattan headquarters to a historic Union Square office building.
Empire State Realty Trust has a deal to sell a mixed‑use office and retail property on Manhattan’s Billionaires’ Row to Namdar Realty Group for $280 million, a person familiar with the situation told ...
Empire State Realty Trust has bought a vacant retail property at the base of a newly built luxury condominium building in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, adding to its growing footprint in one ...
Global developer Tishman Speyer is a step closer to adding New York’s iconic Chrysler Building, with its direct transit access to Grand Central Terminal, back to its portfolio.
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The trend of deep‑pocketed office tenants paying ever‑higher rents in New York shows no sign of easing, as two recent deals have broken the threshold of $320 per square foot.
A historic office building steps from the tourist-and-entertainment hub of Times Square has secured $203 million in financing, clearing the way for its conversion into a residential property.
Extell Development Co., the developer credited with helping reshape New York’s skyline through a wave of residential supertall buildings, has named a real estate industry veteran associated with a ...
Private equity giant Blackstone, the largest commercial property owner, has named world No. 4 professional golfer Tommy Fleetwood as its first global brand ambassador as the firm pushes deeper into ...
Agentio, an AI-native platform that pairs brands with content creators, is moving from Brooklyn to the overhauled historic Textile Building in Manhattan’s Midtown South area.
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Luxury Swiss watchmaker Rolex is set to open its New York office and retail flagship tower this fall, marking a rare move by a luxury brand into the role of office landlord.
Hydrogen Fitness, an upscale gym operator positioned as a lower‑cost alternative to luxury chains such as Equinox, is making its first move into Manhattan from its suburban roots.
Global developer Thor Equities bought a historic property in New York's trendy NoMad neighborhood, marking what CoStar data shows as its first office purchase in about a decade.
Mary Cannon and Erica Desai, friends who founded CityPickle in 2021, have turned their idea into a racket-sport powerhouse that recently opened what’s billed as New York’s largest pickleball club in ...