RXR joins wave of office-to-residential conversions in Lower Manhattan
Developer to turn property near New York Stock Exchange into nearly 800 apartments
RXR Realty is expanding its push into office‑to‑residential conversions, adding a Financial District property near the New York Stock Exchange to its growing pipeline. A wave of si...
New York’s youngest individual landmark lands $800 million refinancing
Manhattan property once served as AT&T’s headquarters
550 Madison Ave., New York’s youngest building to receive individual landmark status, has secured an $800 million refinancing loan, underscoring lenders’ confidence in top-tier pro...
Scotiabank lists one of New York’s largest blocks of connected offices
Canadian financial giant plans move to midtown, freeing up space in Lower Manhattan
One of New York’s largest contiguous blocks of office space has been put on the market for sublease at a time when demand for top-tier stock is contending with limited supply.
Fanatics expands further in New York, now its largest office hub
Florida-based sports company doubles space in West Village
Global sports retail and betting company Fanatics, based in Jacksonville, Florida, is further expanding its footprint in New York.
American Express deal unlocks final stage of New York’s World Trade Center redevelopment
Global financial services giant agrees to own yet-to-be-built office tower
Global financial services giant American Express plans to relocate its global headquarters to 2 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, becoming the key that enables completion of t...
Newmark CEO calls AI a business ‘accelerant’ as firm posts record results
Barry Gosin dismisses fears over whether technology could disrupt brokerage work
Investor concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence resurfaced this week as Newmark CEO Barry Gosin, joining a growing list of rival real estate services executives, push...
New York’s Tin Building culinary destination closes, giving way to plans for interactive art concept
Balloon Museum to open at Seaport venue this summer
The Tin Building by Jean‑Georges — a 53,000‑square‑foot high‑end culinary marketplace that opened in September 2022 — has closed at Pier 17 in New York’s historic South Street Seap...
Lenders seek foreclosure of Worldwide Plaza, a fixture of New York’s skyline
Property mostly owned by SL Green and RXR is said to have lost nearly 80% of its value
A group of lenders has filed a foreclosure lawsuit targeting Worldwide Plaza, a high-profile mixed-use office property in New York, after the owners defaulted on a $940 million loa...
Newmark to lease SoHo office property
Empire State Realty Trust recently bought building for $386 million
Newmark has been named the exclusive leasing agent for a high‑profile SoHo office property in New York. The assignment follows Empire State Realty Trust’s recent acquisition of the...
US, Pakistan to explore redevelopment options for New York’s Roosevelt Hotel
Historic property was shuttered in 2020 before a two-year stint as migrant intake center
The U.S. and Pakistani governments have agreed to work together on figuring out the future of the iconic Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan.
Lower Manhattan offices to become apartments as area turns more residential
District’s population topped 70,000 for first time in 2025
A newly acquired office property in Lower Manhattan will be redeveloped into a 300‑unit mixed‑use apartment building, joining a wave of office‑to‑residential conversion projects th...
New York’s biggest pickleball club to open in former theater where Frank Sinatra once sang
Venue hosts sport said to be fastest growing for fifth year
Pickleball — the fastest‑growing sport in the United States for the fifth consecutive year — is now competing for consumer dollars in New York’s tourist-and-entertainment hub of Ti...
New York City mayor floats 9.5% property tax hike if he can’t get more from wealthy
Real estate industry reacts with skepticism to ‘last resort’ proposal
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani challenged city and state officials to support his idea to raise income taxes on wealthy residents, warning that the alternative may be a hefty p...
TransUnion to relocate New York office
Consumer credit reporting agency chooses renovated Durst tower
TransUnion, one of the largest consumer credit reporting agencies, is relocating its New York office to a finished space in Manhattan.
Lower Manhattan's office leasing volume more than doubles as relocations pick up
2025 'by far the best leasing year' since 2019, Alliance for Downtown New York says
Lower Manhattan may have lagged midtown in its recovery from the pandemic, but New York's downtown office market is showing clear signs of a rebound. Office leasing has “roared bac...
Love at the top: Towers turn romance into revenue
Owners of Empire State Building, One Vanderbilt add income with Valentine’s Day views
On the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor observation deck, Emma England and fiancé Martin Rawsthorne, visiting New York for the first time from greater Manchester, England, were a...
Manhattan tower by Grand Central Terminal lands $407 million refinancing loan
Building at 450 Lexington Ave. undergoing $300 million overhaul
A fully leased office tower directly linked to New York’s Grand Central Terminal transit hub has landed a $407 million refinancing loan.
Vornado's 2025 Manhattan office leasing volume best in over a decade, CEO says
New York on verge of 'best landlord's market in 20 years,' according to Steven Roth
After saying landlords are regaining leverage in New York’s premium office market, Vornado CEO Steven Roth said tightening supply and steady demand from financial services, tech an...
Most New York business leaders say they will expand office space within 18 months
Executives strike positive note about their companies' prospects, KPMG study finds
Even as political and economic uncertainty looms in New York, business leaders remain largely optimistic, with most saying they plan to expand their office space in the city over t...
Tavros buys one of Lower Manhattan’s last full‑block development sites for $143 Million
New York site set to house 600-unit mixed-use apartment building
Tavros, a privately owned real estate firm, has bought what it bills as one of the last remaining full-block development sites in New York's Lower Manhattan for $143 million.