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• 51 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 5 November 2012 / 0 comments

  

  07:58:36 | 2012-11-05 Good Morning New York! Here’s Some Real Estate News to Get You Started: Future Is in Limbo for the Damaged Buildings Close to the Water’s Edge Many of the soaked towers that poke into the downtown Manhattan sky have dried out. Their lights blink. Their elevators run. The heat is on. But a far starker and more problematic future persists for scores of commercial and residential buildings that hover near the water’s edge, especially… FULL STORY

   

• 35 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 16 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  08:04:34 | 2012-10-16 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: As Prices Soar to Buy a Luxury Address, the Tax Bills Don’t The shimmering limestone tower at 15 Central Park West, where apartments routinely trade for upward of $20 million, has become symbolic of the most luxurious upper reaches of New York’s real estate market. Its architect, Robert A. M. Stern, is the dean of the Yale School of Architecture. The views stretch out over the… FULL STORY

   

• 45 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 11 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  09:37:47 | 2012-10-11 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: Meatball Shop Set to Open on the Upper East Side The popular New York-based restaurant chain Meatball Shop is set to open a new location in Manhattan. The new restaurant located at 1462 Second Avenue will become the fifth location in the city. The space was previously occupied by a hardware store and features 2,000 square feet of open space divided between the basement and ground floor, which will… FULL STORY

   

• 44 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 10 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  08:21:32 | 2012-10-10 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: A Building Boom in New York Hotel Rooms Defying the sluggish global economy, New York’s hotel sector is growing at a record-breaking pace. In 2011, developers added 4,404 new hotel rooms to the city’s existing 74,025 rooms, an annual increase of 5.9 percent and the highest on record, according to Smith Travel Research and the commercial real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield. [NYT] What Makes… FULL STORY

   

• Next Stop for the MLS, Queens

  What's Hot By Lisa Prado / 15 August 2012 / 0 comments

  

  15:00:02 | 2012-08-15 (QUEENS, NY) – What better place to build a stadium for the world’s sport than one of the most ethnically diverse places on earth? With over 100 different countries represented and over 138 different languages spoken, Major League Soccer (MLS) will be right at home in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, NY – where they are currently looking to build a $300 million, 25,000-seat stadium. While the MLS is still in negotiations with… FULL STORY

   

• 26 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 27 June 2012 / 0 comments

  

  09:22:5 | 92012-06-27 Good Morning New York! Here’s the news: CBRE to review NBCUniversal real estate NBCUniversal has picked Mary Ann Tighe, CEO of CBRE Group Inc.’s New York Tri-State region, to conduct a study of the company’s approximately 3 million square feet of office and studio space in the metro area. [Crains] Home prices rise in almost all U.S. cities  Home prices rose in nearly all major U.S. cities in April from March, further… FULL STORY

   

• Mayor Bloomberg Declares The Race Is On For NYC Builders

  New York City By BrokerPulse Staff / 26 June 2012 / 0 comments

  

  12:57:52 | 2012-06-26 Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge HD (New York, NY) – Last week, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced a competition for urban architects around the United States that will help both the city and its participants. The contest aims to, “address serious social or economic problems” or “create efficiencies that make government work better, faster, and cheaper.”  1,300 city halls were invited to this so-called “Mayors Challenge” is offering a staggering $9,000,000 in prizes, which is… FULL STORY

   

• Google Loans Cornell NYC Tech Office Space for Upcoming Expansion

  New York City By David Ramos / 30 May 2012 / 1 comment

  

  2012-05-30 | 11:00:00 (New York, NY) – Cornell NYC Tech is acquiring a coveted new piece of real estate to help with the school’s expansion and the new space is coming from a very unlikely source. Search engine company, Google, will actually be donating some of the office space in their New York City headquarters to the school. The powerhouse company will be providing 22,000 feet of office space to Cornell NYC Tech at absolutely no cost… FULL STORY

   

• New Zoning Rules. No More Views

  New York City By Michael Miller / 19 January 2012 / 0 comments

  

  (CityRealty) – The city is studying a rezoning of commercial properties in Midtown East to replace “aging” smaller stock. Much larger new office buildings that might be developed under the plan, however, are likely to significantly obstruct many existing vistas from major residential properties in the area. The city’s plan appears to be based on somewhat dubious premises that all buildings in the area that should be landmarked have been and that all corporations desire… FULL STORY