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Tariff Impacts: Can Madison Avenue Retail Survive the Storm

Luxury shopping on Madison Avenue isn’t feeling so luxurious these days.

11 Apr '25 • By Alan Rosinsky

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The B&H Acquisition: A $150 Million Steal That Has New York Gawking

B&H Photo just pulled off a real estate coup for the ages, nabbing a 21-story building at 333 West 34th Street for $150 million—an eye-popping $105 million discount compared to Brookfield Properties’ 2017 purchase price.

28 Mar '25 • By Alan Rosinsky

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The Future of Midtown Manhattan – The Resurgence of Third Avenue and the Rise of 350 Park Avenue

Don’t lie—how often have you dismissed Third Avenue while touring glitzy Hudson Yards spaces or chasing SoHo’s creative energy?

14 Feb '25 • By Bobby Samuels

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The Waldorf Astoria Awakens: Can its Reopening Resurrect Midtown East?

The Waldorf Astoria has finally shed its construction cocoon, and Manhattan is holding its collective breath.

08 Feb '25 • By Bobby Samuels

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A Second Wind? The Trump Organization’s Post Election Revival

Donald Trump is back in the White House, and suddenly, the spotlight has once again swung to his real estate empire.

24 Jan '25 • By Bobby Samuels

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Election 2024: How a Harris or Trump Win Could Impact NYC Commercial Real Estate

Election 2024 is here, and New York’s real estate world is on edge.

18 Oct '24 • By Bobby Samuels

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Gotham’s Second Act: How the Fed’s Interest Rate Cut Set Stage for NYC’s Commercial Comeback

New York City’s skyline may be as impressive as ever.

20 Sep '24 • By Bobby Samuels

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The Transformation of 250 Park Avenue: A New Era for Grand Central

Ever notice that imposing building at 250 Park Avenue during your commute?

05 Aug '24 • By Alan Rosinsky

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Risk-Takers’ Reward: How Ambitious Bets on Distressed Office Buildings Pay Off

The Big Apple’s commercial real estate market is in for a wild ride.

17 Jul '24 • By Alan Rosinsky

Manhattan skyscrapers and Central Park, highlighting NYC’s evolving commercial real estate scene

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How Vornado’s 350 Park Avenue Could Reimagine NYC’s Skyline & Office Life

Vornado Realty Trust is going all-in with plans for a massive 62-story office tower at 350 Park Avenue that could change the game in New York City.

24 May '24 • By Bobby Samuels

Colleagues collaborate in NYC tech bullpen space

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Tech Office Space in NYC: A Tale of Two Trends

New York City’s tech office space market is exhibiting some head-scratching contradictions.

03 May '24 • By Bobby Samuels

Silver puzzle parts in evening sun, emblematic of .6B CoStar-Matterport deal reshaping NYC CRE.

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Costar Acquires Matterport and Why it Matters

CoStar Group’s recent acquisition of Matterport for a cool $1.6 billion isn’t just another headline in the business pages—it marks a strategic consolidation of power within the commercial real estate sector.

29 Apr '24 • By Bobby Samuels

Aerial view of Lower Manhattan, NYC, under sunny skies, hinting at office market resurgence.

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Signs of Renewal: The Cautious Optimism Shaping New York City’s Office Market

With the weather getting warmer, so is New York City’s office market, despite its share of challenges.

04 Apr '24 • By Bobby Samuels

Vibrant 5th Ave scene, Manhattan's prime commercial hub, amidst NYC's real estate resurgence.

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Retail Renaissance: Jeff Sutton’s $1.8B Sales Frenzy Signals a Bright Future

As 2023 unfolded, New York City’s commercial real estate market faced its share of challenges.

15 Mar '24 • By Bobby Samuels

Trump Tower With The American Flag, Symbolizing Legal Turmoil In Nyc Commercial Real Estate.

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Trump Judgment Day: Assessing the Future of a Fallen Empire and New York City Real Estate

In a move that has shaken up the corridors of New York’s real estate world, former President, 2024’s presumptive republican nominee, real estate magnate, and overall hotbed of controversy, Donald Trump, faces a staggering bill: around $454 million in penalties and interest, as decreed by a New York court.

01 Mar '24 • By Alan Rosinsky

Aerial view of Manhattan, symbolizing post-pandemic resurgence in 0-plus office leases.

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Manhattan’s High-End Office Market Resurgence: Analyzing the Influx of $100-Plus Office Leases

Manhattan’s high-end office market is staging a stunning post-pandemic revival.

17 Jan '24 • By Bobby Samuels

5th Avenue, a key hub of luxury retail in the world's priciest shopping destination.

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Retail Royalty: How Fifth Avenue Maintains Its Lead as the World’s Priciest Retail Market

Walking down Fifth Avenue in New York, you’re in the heart of luxury shopping, where every high-end brand you know lines the streets.

30 Nov '23 • By Bobby Samuels

Work scene in a modern office space, embodying the rise of Trotflex & flexible office solutions.

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Redefining Workspaces: The Rise of Trotflex and Flexible Office Space in 2024

The office environment continues to transform as we approach 2024.

20 Nov '23 • By Bobby Samuels

Deserted co-sharing office cafe, emblematic of WeWork's bankruptcy fallout in NYC.

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WeWork’s Officially Bankrupt: What Happens Now?

The story of WeWork reads like a cautionary tale for ambitious startups everywhere: the company, once heralded as the pioneering giant of the coworking world, has officially filed for bankruptcy.

14 Nov '23 • By Alan Rosinsky