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No matter how anyone tries to spin it, we are already in a recession.
Finding NYC office space isn’t exactly like playing catch.
Commercial landlords were forced to adjust their business models not long after the pandemic first hit New York City.
After months of struggle and uncertainty, the Manhattan office leasing market seems to be finally heading for recovery.
“New York City is dead forever.” A hedge fund manager and comedy club owner named James Altucher wrote this piece mid-pandemic in August 2020.
The office space market in Manhattan has shown vital signs of recovery in the second quarter of 2022.
New York City’s office market is finally showing clear signs of recovery, at least according to the most recent second-quarter reports released by brokerages.
SL Green, Manhattan’s most prominent landlord, recently closed its first office purchase in four years.
Digital technology has transformed many areas of our lives, and it’s now making an impact on real estate.
A rich tapestry of fashion showroom buildings in NYC mirrors the city’s diverse array of styles and trends.
“Location, location, location” is a mantra that can reshape your business’s growth trajectory.
In NYC, convincing young talent to return to the office remains challenging for landlords.
We live in an increasingly digitized world, both at home and at work.
Imagine strolling down Wall Street on your lunch break, soaking up the energy of the Stock Exchange, and returning to an office with unparalleled views of the Hudson River.
Imagine your hedge fund nestled in Manhattan’s Plaza District among giants like Millennium Management, BlackRock, and D.E.
With so many offices in New York City still empty – as of February, the office vacancy rate in Manhattan was 12.6% – landlords and city officials have had to adapt quickly.
One of Midtown Manhattan’s most iconic landmarks, Lever House, is getting a $100 million upgrade.
Today I’d like to discuss the Ukraine conflict and its eventual impact on the real estate market.
Vornado Realty Trust has been gradually expanding its commercial real estate footprint in Midtown Manhattan and is currently one of NYC’s biggest landlords.
The world understandably continues fixating on the Ukraine crisis and the pandemic.
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