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Long Exposure: Daytime View of Lower Manhattan's Tallest Buildings

The 10 Tallest Office Buildings in Downtown Manhattan

Welcome to Downtown Manhattan – an epicenter of commerce pulsating with energy and some of the world’s largest corporations.

21 Dec '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Woman's legs on treadmill, embodying the quest for ideal fitness commercial space in modern NYC.

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Find the Right Fitness-Related Commercial Space in NYC

Whether you’re looking for commercial space suited for a yoga sanctuary, a high-energy pilates studio, a state-of-the-art fitness center, or an adrenaline-fueled indoor climbing experience, finding the perfect Manhattan fitness space is no easy task.

17 Dec '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

A female healthcare worker navigating an NYC clinic corridor.

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3 NYC Neighborhoods for Manhattan Medical Space

Are you on the hunt for that ideal Manhattan medical space?

14 Dec '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Lounge with sofa and city view; epitomizing modern law firm office spaces in NYC neighborhoods.

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3 NYC Neighborhoods for Hip, Loft-Style, Law Office Rentals

As Manhattan evolves, so are loft-style law firm office spaces.

25 Nov '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Young Female Artist Creating Mural: NYC Commercial Real Estate Art

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5 Manhattan Office Buildings Featuring Amazing Artwork

Art and architecture are inextricably linked to New York City commercial real estate.

14 Nov '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Before You Sign a New York City Office Lease, Be Sure to Ask These 6 Connectivity & Telecommunications Questions

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6 Telecom Questions to Ask Before Signing Your Office Lease

Slow internet, video call issues, and dropouts caused by poor telecom infrastructure in buildings are everyday struggles for all of us.

26 Oct '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

NYC buses whiz through Authority Bus Terminal, slated for redevelopment by 2030.

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Port Authority Bus Terminal to be Redeveloped by 2030

There was never any glory in the race for ‘NYCs Most Dismal Point of Entry.’ But since Penn Station’s 255,000-square-foot Moynihan Train Hall expansion opened on New Year’s Day, the Port Authority Bus Terminal doesn’t even have a worthy rival for the title in Midtown Manhattan.

25 Oct '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Professionals collaborating in spacious NYC office with versatile workstations.

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Pros and Cons of Coworking vs. Traditional Office Space in NYC

In the commercial real estate world of New York City, one pivotal question stands: coworking vs.

04 Sep '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Reflective skyline of buildings in Manhattan, epitomizing NYC's commercial real estate landscape.

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These Are the Biggest Commercial Real Estate Landlords in NYC

Ed Koch, the former NYC mayor, referred to New York City as the “capital of the world” in his memoir “Mayor.” It’s no wonder that the city is a powerhouse of commercial real estate, a stage where the biggest commercial real estate landlords in NYC compete.

24 Aug '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Real estate agent guides customer to sign contract in NYC commercial real estate search strategy.

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The Tenant Proposal Package Guide for Better Lease Terms

Picture yourself walking through the energetic streets of New York City, eyeing that perfect commercial space for your business.

07 Aug '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

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Buying Versus Leasing Office Space: A Guide for Businesses in NYC

When looking for the perfect workplace in New York City, businesses often face a critical question: is buying versus leasing office space the better option?

03 Aug '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

NYC skyscraper with prominent number 4, exploring superstition's role in real estate strategy.

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Numbers and Commercial Real Estate – Superstition or Strategy?

Commercial real estate is probably not an industry where you’d expect to encounter superstition.

31 May '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Businessman gazes out NYC window, pondering post-moratorium challenges for landlords and tenants.

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Surviving Post-Moratorium Eviction in NYC: A Guide for Tenants and Landlords

New York City faces an uncertain future once the eviction moratorium ends on August 31, 2021.

31 May '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

The iconic Rockefeller Christmas Tree against NYC skyscrapers on a sunny winter day.

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The History of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree

The holiday season in New York City is exceptional.

24 Dec '20 • By Alan Rosinsky

Upper East Side Manhattan residential building, prime NYC real estate.

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Why Is This 5,000-Square-Foot, 1900-Built Manhattan Office Building Asking $26M?

It’s universally known that New York City office space is among the priciest in the world, and Manhattan office buildings often fetch exorbitant prices, in the range of hundreds of millions, and even billions.

29 Sep '20 • By Alan Rosinsky

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Loss Factor in NYC CRE – What It Is and How to Avoid Its Trap

Loss factor, also known as load or core factor, is a term specific to the commercial real estate industry that is not too difficult to explain.

20 Jan '20 • By Alan Rosinsky

Close-up detail of Chanin Building's Art Deco architectural ornament in NYC.

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8 NYC Art Deco Buildings Where You Can Rent Office Space

Art Deco, the pairing of exquisite craftsmanship with rich materials, and a clear statement of luxury, glamour, exuberance and overall progress, has a strong presence in New York City.

16 Jan '20 • By Alan Rosinsky

Open plan modern NYC office space with tables, chairs, pendant lights, and plants.

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How Long Does Finding Office Space in NYC Typically Take?

Picture this: your landlord calls incessantly, urging you to accept their latest lease renewal offer.

17 Dec '19 • By Alan Rosinsky

Stuyvesant Square, Greenwich Village, Manhattan – Ideal for media and publishing offices.

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5 Manhattan Office Neighborhoods for Media and Publishing Companies

Often lauded as a commercial powerhouse, New York City offers a dynamic setting where media and publishing giants such as The New York Times and HarperCollins thrive.

12 Dec '19 • By Alan Rosinsky