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.
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A loan backed by a high-profile retail property on New York’s Fifth Avenue — anchored by a Coach flagship store — has been placed in special servicing, typically a signal of distress in commercial ...
Industry City, a 35-acre mixed-use waterfront redevelopment in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood, is expanding its roster of tech tenants as it positions itself as an innovation hub.
When Stephen Colbert signs off from his talk show on Thursday, the spotlight falls on the Ed Sullivan Theater. The venue, almost a century old with a cathedral‑like interior that helped define ...
Williamsburg Wharf, a Brooklyn, New York, development on the last empty parcel along the Williamsburg waterfront, has secured a $374.4 million refinancing.
New York, home to the highest concentration of ultra-high-net-worth individuals globally, has regained its position as the world’s top market for luxury retail openings, according to a Savills study.
One World Trade Center, the Western Hemisphere’s tallest tower, is 97% leased after a string of leases from fashion journal W Magazine’s parent to legal and compliance firm Norm Ai.
Brookfield Properties has closed a $1.9 billion loan to refinance Two Manhattan West, the final piece of its flagship mixed-use development on Manhattan’s west side.
What’s being billed as midtown Manhattan’s biggest contiguous block of Class A office space is on the leasing market as limited top-tier supply has helped push office rents to record highs.
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Primark, a nearly 500‑store fast‑fashion retailer founded in Ireland in 1969, has opened its first location in Manhattan, marking a significant step in both its U.S. expansion and revitalization of ...
Hudson Yards — the largest private real estate development in U.S. history and home to a roster of blue‑chip tenants — has fully filled its offices as the high-profile project and the city's market ...
Vornado Realty Trust CEO Steven Roth delivered a sharp rebuke of the phrase “tax the rich,” responding to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s viral video that singled out billionaire Citadel founder and ...