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Vornado Realty Trust Refinances NYC Retail Property

The financing replaces an existing $205 million loan on a 78,000-square-foot Manhattan building occupied in its entirety by Old Navy.

Middlesex Logistics Center

JV Buys $83M NJ Distribution Center

ASB Real Estate Investments teamed up with Cohen Asset Management to purchase a Class A facility fully occupied by List Logistics.

Goldman Sachs JV Buys NJ Retail Center

Springfield Avenue Marketplace in Newark comprises 120,000 square feet and provides residents from the area—including students from four universities—a wide array of shopping and dining options.

Compass Adds New CFO

Kristen Ankerbrandt has 20 years of experience in the technology and media and telecommunications sectors. She previously served as a principal at The Carlyle Group.

Broadbridge Financial Signs Lease at Manhattan Tower

The global fintech firm will occupy 85,000 square feet at a 44-story, Fisher Brothers-owned building. The property underwent $25 million in capital improvements two years ago.

Grand Central Terminal

NY Transit Agency Acquires Grand Central Terminal

The iconic Midtown Manhattan landmark and two commuter railroad lines are part of an approximately $35 million deal. The seller is a private holding company.

What’s Next for Amazon’s HQ2

Executives shed light on what the tech giant’s multi-billion investment means for Long Island City, N.Y., Crystal City, Va., and Nashville, Tenn.

Bloomberg Inks 460 KSF Lease Renewal in Manhattan

The finance and media giant will continue to occupy 75 percent of Global Holdings’ office tower on Park Avenue near Grand Central Terminal.

It’s Official: Amazon Announces HQ2 Winners

JBG Smith will develop 4 million square feet for the e-commerce giant in Arlington, Va. Amazon will take another 1 million square feet at an office tower owned by Savanna in Long Island City, N.Y.

Crystal City, Va.

Amazon Expected to Announce HQ2 Decision

The e-commerce giant could make it official today, according to reports. Crystal City, Va., and Long Island City, N.Y., are the widely rumored choices for the $5 billion project.