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SoHo's Architectural Charm: Historic NYC Office Buildings on Broome and Wooster Streets.

Real Estate Guides

Soho Office Space and Lofts for Design & Architecture Firms

You’re the head of a thriving design or architecture firm, and your creative team is expanding.

14 Feb '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Aerial view of NYC, capturing the allure of leasing in Midtown's tallest buildings.

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The 10 Tallest Office Buildings in Midtown Manhattan

Imagine this- your clients exit the elevator onto a high floor of a towering office building in Midtown Manhattan.

28 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Garbage bags on Manhattan street, showcasing NYC waste's impact on commercial real estate.

Expert Insights

How Does NYC’s Waste Management Impact Commercial Real Estate?

If you search “Garbage in New York City” on YouTube, you’ll find tons of nightmarish videos; they show a disgustingly dirty town.

17 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Pre-packaged sandwiches in a refrigerator, reflecting Amazon Go's impact on NYC retail space.

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What Does Amazon Go Mean for Retail?

The retail industry underwent a sea change during the pandemic.

14 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Street view of New York City Lower Manhattan buildings, the Jenga Building or 56 Leonard in the background

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The Five Most Unusual Buildings in New York City

It’s easy to think of iconic and aesthetically revolutionary buildings like the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, or the Flatiron Building when you think of New York City.

10 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Manhattan skyline viewed from above on a sunny day, reflecting Mayor Adams' impact on NYC commercial real estate.

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How Will Mayor Adams Impact Commercial Real Estate in NYC?

“Small Business Forward.” This is the name of an executive order the newly inaugurated mayor, Eric Adams, has signed in his first days in office.

09 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

A young woman using VR technology, explores the emerging virtual NYC real estate market.

Real Estate News

Virtual NYC Commercial Real Estate Sold for $2.4 Million

Last month, a piece of land sold for $2.4 million.

09 Jan '22 • By Alan Rosinsky

Hudson Yards Manhattan: Iconic Skyscrapers in NYC Office Hub

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5 Buildings With Affordable Office Rentals in Hudson Yards

Undoubtedly, Hudson Yards is the most desirable New York City neighborhood when it comes to modern class-A office space.

30 Dec '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Expert Insights

Commercial Real Estate Prospects for 2022

2021 has been another challenging year for New Yorkers and everyone else in the world, for that matter.

29 Dec '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

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

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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.

Real Estate Guides

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

Empire State Building in New York and lower Manhattan skyline.

Expert Insights

ESRT Just Bought 2 Apartment Buildings – Will Vacant Offices Become Luxury Homes?

With retail and office vacancy rates remaining high in New York City, landlords are looking for solutions to sure up their bottom line.

10 Nov '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

5th Ave NYC street sign, symbolizing Microsoft's 150 KSF office lease at 112 Fifth Avenue.

Real Estate News

Microsoft Bets Big on NYC, Signs 150 KSF Fifth Avenue Lease

Another sign that Manhattan’s office market is on the path to recovery is a recent lease by tech giant Microsoft.

08 Nov '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

NYC skyline with One Vanderbilt at center, featuring the extraordinary Summit observation deck.

Real Estate News

The Summit at One Vanderbilt, No Ordinary Observation Deck

One Vanderbilt’s observation deck, the Summit, opened recently, and it is getting a lot of favorable press.

29 Oct '21 • By Alan Rosinsky

Cozy sweaters on hanger, a nod to fashion in NYC's Herald Square during the retail clash.

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Brick & Mortar Vs. Click & Mortar: 34th & Broadway

The current standoff between Macy’s and (indirectly) Amazon over signage rights in Herald Square has been getting extensive coverage as the case makes its way through the courts.

28 Oct '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

6 Telecom Questions Every Business Should Ask Before Leasing Office Space in NYC Few things frustrate office tenants more than unreliable internet or dropped video calls — especially in a city where time is money.

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

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