The Best — And Worst — Commute Times in New York City
Known to many as the city that never sleeps, New York City is notoriously one of the busiest, loudest, and most trafficked urban centers in the world. It's a Mecca for arts and entertainment and home to one of the ...
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A Recession’s Impact on NYC Commercial Real Estate
No matter how anyone tries to spin it, we are already in a recession. The U.S. GDP shrunk in Q2 by -0.9%, marking the second consecutive quarter it contracted. That isn’t just an “indication” of a potential recession- it’s the ...
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Commercial Real Estate Prospects for 2022
2021 has been another challenging year for New Yorkers and everyone else in the world, for that matter. There is some anxiety about what's in store for 2022, and it's difficult to provide clarity regarding prospects for the new year. ...
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NYC Offices Lost $28.6 Billion in Value. What Does That Mean for NYC & Its Commercial Tenants?
For the first time since 2000, the market value of New York City commercial real estate has declined. It dropped $28.6 billion in the last year. This figure comes courtesy of a report from City Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. A financial ...
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Office Space Availability in Manhattan Hits Highest Number on Record in Q1 2021
The U.S. office market took a significant hit during the pandemic, with most companies switching to a fully remote or hybrid workstyle. Manhattan, as one of the densest business districts globally, was heavily affected by this switch, and as a ...
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These Were the 20 Biggest Office Deals to Close in NYC Since the Start of the Pandemic
The New York City commercial real estate market took quite a hit in 2020. Total office sales dropped 58% during this spring’s lockdown, while retail sales sank a whopping 78%. Brooks Brothers, J.Crew, and other major retailers filed for bankruptcy, ...
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The Top 20 NYC Office Deals of H1 2020 – Amazon Bets $978M on Manhattan
Over the past few months, New York City commercial real estate has gone through a whirlwind of changes, some of them permanent. The coronavirus has solidified remote work as a feasible and productive way of working, and many companies will ...
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Report: Retail Sales Activity Drops 78% During NYC Lockdown
The New York City retail market took a hard hit as the pandemic spread across the city. The almost three-month economic lockdown took many out of business, including big names like Barneys New York and Brooks Brothers, which filed for ...
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Report: New York City Office Sales Drop 58% During Lockdown
Office towers in the New York City commercial real estate market sell at exorbitant price tags, and investors from around the world are willing to shell out hundreds of millions – and sometimes even billions – to own trophy office ...
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2,000 Non-Essential Construction Complaints Filed With 311 During NYC Lockdown
New York City, the city that never sleeps, is also the city that never stops building. As one of the busiest and priciest business destinations in the world, NYC is always growing, with more and more skyscrapers added to its ...
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The Number of Traffic Complaints in NYC Dropped 50% in the First 3 Months of 2020
NYC Traffic Complaints Drop 37% Compared to Q1 2019 and 49% Compared to Q4 2019 Traffic in New York City tends to fluctuate throughout the year. There are certain times of the day and also certain times of the year ...
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Looking For a New Office for Your Business? These Are the Noisiest NYC Neighborhoods to Work In
New York City is one of the busiest urban centers in the world. All the major global corporations and institutions have an outpost here, and professionals from around the world dream of making it big in the Big Apple. However, ...
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