New York

Lightstone Lands $70M in EB-5 Funding for Manhattan Hotel

On track for a September opening, the property is the third Moxy-brand hotel in Manhattan developed by Lightstone in partnership with Marriott.

Nation’s Largest Offshore Wind Agreement Winners

Empire Wind and Sunrise Wind development projects of Equinor, as well as Bay State Wind—a joint venture of Ørsted and Eversource Energy—are slated for completion by 2024.

Manhattan Office Report – Spring 2019

Although more than 14,600 professional and business services jobs were added in the metro, the financial activities sector lost 1,500 positions due to industry restructuring and business consolidations.

Everest Re Leases 315 KSF in Northern New Jersey

The reinsurance firm will relocate its U.S. headquarters to the Warren Corporate Center. Citigroup is currently in the process of moving out.

Port of New York and New Jersey. Image via Pixabay

Record Numbers at Port of NY, NJ Track Logistics Boom

The seaport logged its highest cargo volume ever, rising to second place nationwide, which bodes well for the thriving local logistics sector.

Japan’s Consulate General Renews Manhattan Lease

The agreement follows a host of new and extended commitments at 299 Park Ave. since Fisher Brothers announced plans to renovate the 1.2 million-square-foot office tower.

Publicis Groupe Inks 1 MSF Lease at NYC Home

The French advertising and public relations firm has renewed 680,000 square feet and signed on for an additional 280,000 square feet at Hudson Square Properties’ 375 Hudson St. office tower.

Converted Brooklyn Creative Office Receives $205M Refi

Newmark Knight Frank arranged the floating-rate loan for the refinancing of the historic—and recently repositioned—building on the East River in DUMBO.

DivcoWest Buys NYC Trophy Building for $310M

The company has added a second Manhattan office asset to its portfolio with the acquisition of a 283,700-square-foot tower from Boston Properties.

Premier NJ Office Building Sells for $36M

Hartz Mountain Industries disposed of the 118,000-square-foot property. The American subsidiary of a Japanese pharmaceutical company occupies the three-story asset.