September 17, 2025
BNY subleases One World Trade Center space from Condé Nast
Financial services giant BNY has sublet four floors of space from Vogue parent Condé Nast at lower Manhattan’s iconic One World Trade Center.
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September 16, 2025Creative agency R/GA to relocate global headquarters in New York
Creative agency R/GA, newly independent from marketing and advertising giant IPG, is relocating its global headquarters to Manhattan from Brooklyn.
September 16, 2025‘Friends’-inspired Central Perk to pour real-life brew in Times Square
Central Perk Coffeehouse, inspired by the hangout on the TV series "Friends," is opening its first New York location in Times Square. Visitors can pretend to be Ross, Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Joey or Chandler more than three decades after the popular show debuted.
September 16, 2025Hospitality construction sluggish in most Northeastern cities
An analysis of the top 10 largest hotel markets in the Northeast year to date, in terms of room inventory, revealed that most areas had subdued levels of construction through July. In aggregate, the number of rooms under construction as a percentage of supply across the top 10 Northeastern metropolitan areas was 1.5%, well below the national average of 2.4%. New York was the lone exception, as the level of construction in America’s largest city was 5.7% of its existing supply.
September 15, 2025David Werner Real Estate buys Harding Building in New York's Garment District at steep discount
David Werner Real Estate, a New York-based real estate investment trust, has acquired the 18-story Harding Building in New York's Garment District from a joint venture between Taconic Partners and Nuveen for $105 million, or about $255 a square foot. That's more than 60% off what the sellers paid for the building in January 2019, before "COVID" had entered the commercial real estate vocabulary.
September 15, 2025How the interplay between employment and attendance trends is shaping office demand
The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals a complex interaction between job growth and the ever-evolving return to in-office work. This interplay between job growth and office attendance trends could have profound implications for future demand for commercial office space.
September 15, 2025Colliers expands multifamily team; Bell appoints customer experience executive; JLL names consumer goods director
Colliers expands multifamily team- September 15, 2025
Most large Northeast hotel markets performing well
Across the top 10 largest hotel markets in the Northeast, in terms of room inventory, most markets saw growth in revenue per available room, or RevPAR, through July. 
September 12, 2025Salesforce inks major New York office expansion to mirror growth across AI business
Salesforce is expanding its footprint at its namesake New York tower, adding more than 71,000 square feet as it grows to meet surging demand from the artificial intelligence boom.
September 12, 2025SL Green lands $1.4 billion refinance for near-century-old Manhattan office property
SL Green Realty, Manhattan’s largest office landlord, and its partner PGIM, the investment management arm of Prudential Financial, have landed a $1.4 billion loan to refinance a full-block office tower right across from Manhattan’s popular Madison Square Park and counting major tenants including investment bank UBS and entertainment giant Sony.
September 12, 2025Fashion fast track: Rag & Bone debuts label at nation’s busiest train station
At Manhattan’s Moynihan Train Hall, visitors can pick up a cup of Blue Bottle Coffee or an Alidoro Italian sandwich. They can buy a Moleskine notebook or fresh flowers. And now they can shop a coveted clothing label that's gained popularity on social media.- September 12, 2025
US Open serves end-of-summer win for New York hoteliers
The U.S. Open Tennis Championships comes to Queens, New York, once a year, providing hoteliers in the greater New York City market with an annual shot to ace the end of the summer. 
September 11, 2025Fast-fashion retailer Primark builds out US footprint
Global fast-fashion retailer Primark has inked leases for four new stores as part of its U.S. rollout, even as its parent company warned of uncertainty regarding consumer spending.
September 11, 2025CBRE grows property management team; Cranshaw Construction appoints CEO; Ardent elevates two to partner
CBRE expands property management team
September 11, 2025High homeownership costs in Bergen County, New Jersey, keep multifamily developers busy
As home values across Bergen County, New Jersey, march relentlessly higher, a typical mortgage payment becomes increasingly out of reach for many households. That leaves renting as the only viable option, and multifamily developers have taken notice.
September 10, 2025Seaport Entertainment Group names new CEO
Seaport Entertainment Group, whose portfolio is anchored by retail, restaurant and entertainment venues in lower Manhattan’s Seaport neighborhood, has promoted its finance chief as president and chief executive officer.
September 10, 2025GFI pursues $60 million transaction to help refinance New York hotel debt
GFI Real Estate is in negotiations to refinance debt on its Hotel Seville NoMad property in New York through a $60 million land sale-leaseback transaction and potential bond issuance.- September 9, 2025
AI surge buoys offices — for now — in San Francisco, New York and Seattle
The surge in artificial intelligence has fueled demand for AI-specialty tech workers in real estate, finance, insurance and other industries, giving a boost — at least for now — to an office recovery in markets from San Francisco to New York. 
September 9, 2025CBRE hires former Facebook executive to lead rethink on offices
As companies install stricter in-office rules and seek to spruce up their workplaces, real estate services giant CBRE has hired a former Facebook executive to help them design and run spaces that click with employees.
September 9, 2025New Yorkers to vote on housing-related issues this fall
New Yorkers heading to the polls this November will get a say not just on the next mayor of the largest U.S. city; they also will have a chance to vote on three housing-related ballot measures that supporters say could help relieve the city’s affordable housing shortage.
