New York
NKF Capital Markets Arranges $97M Loan for NJ Office Asset
Rubenstein Partners teamed up with Vision Real Estate Partners to acquire a 700,000-square-foot building in Parsippany, N.J. The partnership plans to renovate the Morris Corporate Center through a capital improvements program.
Empire State Inks Full-Floor Lease at Manhattan Office Asset
The Nespresso brand will occupy 41,800 square feet at 111 W. 33rd St., which had its lobby, elevators and entryways recently renovated.
Hyatt Adds $3B Atlantic City Resort to Unbound Collection
Scheduled to open this summer, the Ocean Resort Casino marks the rebirth of the trophy property originally known as the Revel.
Colliers Secures Construction Financing for CT Self Storage
The firm has arranged the construction loan on behalf of Prospectus LLC, for the development of a 906-unit self-storage facility in Stamford, Conn.
Lincoln Equities Group Plans 1.6 MSF NJ Industrial Project
The company has agreed to acquire a 90-acre waterfront site near the Port of New York and New Jersey in Bayonne, where it plans to build a next-generation warehouse development.
Kaufman Org. Acquires, Repositions LIC Office Asset
The firm acquired the 65,000-square-foot Cardinal Building through a 99-year ground lease, marking its second purchase in the Hunter’s Point neighborhood.
Lincoln Place in NJ Welcomes New Tenants
American Equity Partners signed three new leases totaling 75,000 square feet at the recently renovated premier office asset in Edison, N.J.
Meridian Capital Group Scores $60M for Manhattan Office Refi
Recently renovated by Himmel + Meringoff Properties, its longtime owner, the century-old building is located near Times Square in the Midtown West submarket.
Cushman & Wakefield Appoints New Executive in Manhattan
Barry Finkelman, who brings nearly 15 years of commercial real estate experience to the team, previously served as senior vice president at CBRE.
Manhattan Office Landscape Stands Steady
Midtown South and Chelsea are adding firms in the technology, advertising, media and information industries, while some financial companies ponder a shift to Hudson Yards, where more than 10 million square feet are expected to come online over the next few quarters.