Ciara Long
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Landmarked McGraw-Hill Building's $100M Residential Conversion Is Moving Forward
Plans call for converting more than half of the floors at the landmarked art deco office tower in Midtown to luxury residential. → Read More
Penn Station Redevelopment Will Happen With Or Without Vornado, Hochul Says
Vornado Chairman Steve Roth has said the development won't go forward under current economic conditions. → Read More
More Companies Offering On-Site Daycare In Renewed Back-To-Office Push
Childcare is an increasingly common carrot to lure workers to their desks. → Read More
Manhattan Apartment Rents Tick Up Again As Lease Signings Surge
New data from Douglas Elliman shows that last year’s record rents in Manhattan aren’t going down anytime soon. → Read More
Slow Payments, Delayed Plans Putting More Financial Pressure On Subcontractors
Squeezed by slow-paying clients and an evaporating supply of private sector developments, some subcontractors are starting to worry for their futures in NYC. → Read More
Brooklyn's Tallest Building Hits The Market, Seeking Over $600M
The borough's first supertall, Brooklyn Tower at 9 Dekalb Ave., is being marketed for sale at $600M. → Read More
Hilton New York JFK Airport To Close
The hotel, which is in a cluster of hospitality properties next to the international airport, will close in June, according to documents filed with the state. → Read More
Center For Planetary Health Opening 50K SF Lab At Brooklyn Navy Yard
The announcement follows a teaser dropped by NYC Mayor Eric Adams during his State of the City speech in January. → Read More
Iconic Flatiron Building To Be Auctioned Off This Month
A lengthy spat over property upgrades and finding new tenants for the iconic Flatiron Building may finally be resolved in an auction. → Read More
Twitter Puts 200K SF Of Its Manhattan Office Up For Sublease
The listing comes as its landlord has defaulted on a loan backing the building. → Read More
1.4B SF Of U.S. Office Will Be Obsolete By 2030, Cushman & Wakefield Predicts
Approximately 1.4B SF of office space will require a repositioning or repurposing, according to a new report. → Read More
China-U.S. Skyclub At One World Trade Sued For Allegedly Stiffing Contractor
One World Trade Center is at the center of a new legal dispute, as Plaza Construction claims Durst and its tenant haven't paid a $1M construction bill. → Read More
Silverstein Properties Director Of Development To Leave Firm
Brian Collins has served as Silverstein's head of development for four years. → Read More
‘Year Of Disappointment’ In Store For NYC’s Condo Market
Two years of pandemic sales wiped out NYC’s condo glut — and although demand remains strong, sales are slow as buyers and sellers fail to see eye to eye. → Read More
Trump’s Most Valuable NYC Skyscraper On Lender Watchlist
Lenders voiced concerns about The Trump Organization’s ability to make mortgage payments at 40 Wall St. as vacancies rise. → Read More
Multifamily Rent Growth Ends 5-Month Streak Of Declines
Nationwide month-over-month rent growth turned positive in January, ending a period of declines that began in August, new data from Apartments.com shows. → Read More
Is Commercial Real Estate Really In A Recession? Kind Of, Economists Say
Despite strong economic indicators, commercial real estate is acting as though the U.S. is already in a recession — and experts are bracing for more pain. → Read More
NYC Will Require Retail Landlords To Evict Illegal Smoke Shops
NYC says landlords must evict retail tenants selling cannabis without a license, or the city will pursue eviction proceedings itself. → Read More
Landlord Groups Eye Supreme Court After Appeals Panel Rejects Rent Stabilization Challenge
CHIP and RSA are one step closer to their aim of challenging rent regulations in the Supreme Court. → Read More
GFP Defaults On $103M Loan Backing Midtown Office Building
One of New York City’s largest office landlords has defaulted on a $103M loan for one of its Midtown properties. → Read More