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Deutsche Bank exec looks to triple money at 15 CPW
View from 15 Central Park West Michael Lewis, the London-based head of commodities research at Deutsche Bank, listed his condominium at 15 Central Park West for a hefty mark-up over the price he paid...
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US mortgages down last year, but so are delinquencies
The U.S. loan market last year saw fewer delinquencies and more jumbo lending, despite tighter lending requirements which have constrained lending overall, experts say. Higher credit standards led to...
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Co-op City rail proposal could spur Bronx price growth
From left: Govenor Andrew Cuomo, Co-op City Governor Andrew Cuomo is trying to put Bronx mega-complex Co-op City on the public transport map. Cuomo re-endorsed building a rail offshoot of the New Haven...
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Illegally converted Bushwick factory for sale
449 Troutman Street in Brooklyn The owners of an illegally converted Bushwick building are looking for protection under the 2010 Loft Law even as they market the ground floor for commercial use. The...
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Brooklynites decry planned Gowanus nightclub
From left: Rendering of day and night uses at the Rock and Roll Playhouse The Board of Standards and Appeals will hear Tuesday from a group of Gowanus residents concerned that a children’s music school...
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Tribeca condo project at 6 Cortlandt Alley gets Landmarks nod
From left: 6 Cortlandt Alley (Credit: Tribeca Trib) and a rendering of the proposed building (Credit: TRA Studio) The city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a seven-story Tribeca condominium...
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Queens co-ops lead NYC sales in Q4
New York City home sales according to the Real Estate Board of New York Queens co-ops were hot in the final quarter of 2013 — in fact, hotter than in any other borough. Co-op sales in Queens jumped 62...
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Landmarks OKs $1.5B Domino Sugar project
From left: Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment rendering, Robert Tierney and Dave Lombino The Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously approved Two Trees Management’s $1.5 billion Domino Sugar...
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Elite Avenues School prompts buying boom in West Chelsea
Avenues School From the January issue: Developers are getting schooled. Builders, it seems, are capitalizing on a recent uptick in interest in the West Chelsea condo market from parents whose children...
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Billionaire J.C. Flowers’ firm takes 18K sf at GM Building
J. Christopher Flowers and the GM Building at 767 Fifth Avenue J.C. Flowers & Co., the firm of billionaire private equity giant and avid real estate speculator J. Christopher Flowers, is taking...
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Landmarks gives 100 Franklin Street the go ahead, Bill Rudin on...
100 Franklin Street 1. Landmarks commission favors brick over glass at 100 Franklin Street [Curbed] 2. Bill Rudin discusses Greenwich Lane project [Commercial Observer] 3. See the Apthorp roof before...
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New York City multi-family sales up 114% in November
Multi-family month in review for New York City (Credit: Ariel Property Advisors) Although the New York City multi-family market saw fewer deals in November year-over-year, they were far bigger: Dollar...
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Urgent care clinic leases first location, plans five more
2689 Broadway Cure Urgent Care has inked a lease for almost 5,000 square feet on the Upper West Side, part of a planned roll out of six such clinics in the city over the next year and a half. The...
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Investment sales to hit record $63B in 2014: Bob Knakal
Robert Knakal Sales volume for all New York City properties will reach a record $63 billion this year, soaring 68 percent from last year, Massey Knakal Realty Services chairman Robert Knakal reportedly...
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Rabbi Pinto flies to Israel as investigation proceeds
Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, the real estate advisor accused of attempting to bribe an Israeli police officer, is leaving house arrest for Israel this weekend as part of the ongoing...
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Ritz-Carlton penthouse in Battery Park City asks $23M
The penthouse at the Ritz-Carlton at 10 West Street in Battery Park City A penthouse at the Residences at the Ritz-Carlton in Battery Park City has hit the market asking $23 million — quadruple the...
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Neiman Marcus outlet heads to Brooklyn
210 Joralemon Street and LastCall in Miami Neiman Marcus’ discount outlet LastCall is coming to United American Land’s Brooklyn Municipal Building, at 210 Joralemon Street. The Downtown Brooklyn site...
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Forbes ditches longtime Village HQ for Jersey City
From left: 60 Fifth Avenue and 499 Washington Boulevard in Jersey City Forbes Media is departing its longtime home in Greenwich Village, at 60 Fifth Avenue, and relocating its 350 employees to Jersey...
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Insurance firm expands to 140K square feet at 199 Water
Jonathan Resnick and 199 Water Street Insurance firm Allied World Insurance will expand to 143,000 feet at Jack Resnick & Sons’ 199 Water Street in Lower Manhattan. Allied World currently subleases...
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Talbots inks 12-year lease at Morgan Stanley’s 2 Park Avenue
From left: Tara Stacom and 2 Park Avenue Women’s clothier Talbots has inked a deal for nearly 50,000 square feet of space at Morgan Stanely’s 2 Park Avenue, between 32nd and 33rd streets. The Hingham,...
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