Northeast

Moinian Closes $595M Refi for Manhattan Asset

The developer secured a CMBS loan for 3 Columbus Circle, formerly known as the Newsweek Building and originally built as the General Motors Corp.’s headquarters.

Avison Young Welcomes New Philadelphia Principal

Wayne Hunt brings 42 years of experience to the position, with previous executive roles at Cushman & Wakefield, JLL and The Galbreath Co.

Transwestern Hires New VP in NJ

Douglas Rowe has more than 20 years of commercial real estate experience. During his career, he represented companies such as American Express and United Airlines.

Columbia Property Trust Brings Manhattan Office Asset to Full Occupancy

Drive Shack signed for the last available floor of the 165,586-square-foot building. The current owner acquired the property in 2017, as part of a portfolio deal.

Himmel + Meringoff Properties Hires New Executive

Adam Weissleder has also stepped up as the firm’s director of leasing. He previously occupied various executive roles at SL Green Realty, Cushman & Wakefield and Reckson Associates.

One Newton Place

Taurus Sells Boston Burbs Office Building for $51M

A joint venture partnership is the new owner of One Newton Place, a four-story, 172,813-square-foot Class A property in Newton, Mass.

Women’s Coworking, Community Space Opens 4th Manhattan Site

The Wing’s 12,252-square-foot, full-floor lease at the former Engineering Societies Building in Midtown Manhattan is the company’s fourth New York City location.

Medical Manufacturer Inks 247 KSF Lease in MA

Owners Artemis Real Estate Partners, Drake Real Estate Partners and Pacer Partners signed a renewal and expansion with Nypro Inc. in Devens, Mass.

Industrial Market: NYC in Focus

Executive Managing Director Alan Weisman of Lee & Associates provides insight into New York City’s industrial warehouse market, revealing the changes the industry has faced during the past few decades.

Midtown Manhattan Office Reaches Full Occupancy

The Domestic and Foreign Mission Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church owns the 11-story building, now the home of H&D Physical & Occupational Therapy.