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3 Bryant Park is a 42-story trophy office tower in Midtown Manhattan

Manhattan Office Visits Drop

A harsher winter and congestion pricing are among the factors affecting attendance.

Average visitation rates in Midtown

Manhattan Office Visits Up Year-Over-Year: REBNY

Additionally, the average for most of July outpaced the previous month’s record.

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REBNY Stays Put in Midtown Manhattan

After renewing, the organization will relocate temporarily during renovations.

NYC Brokers Stay Positive During Office Wait-and-See

For the first time since 2020, COVID-19 was not a top concern for brokers responding to the Real Estate Board of New York’s confidence survey.

Why NYC Brokers Feel So Optimistic

A new report from the Real Estate Board of New York shows signs of progress, plus some reasons for caution.

Why Local Law 97 Is So Challenging to Implement

There are still many unknowns regarding this groundbreaking carbon emissions regulation. In this episode of “Sustainability Street,” we delve into some of the bigger ones.

NYC Construction Pipeline Lowest Since 2010-11: REBNY

The city and state collectively lost $1.4 billion in tax revenues in November, according to the first of a series of Real Estate Board of New York reports.

Investors, Startups Still Keen on PropTech

Positivity persists in the real estate technology industry, according to MetaProp’s latest Global PropTech Confidence Index.

Cresa Adds New SVP in NYC

David Danick has more than 30 years of commercial real estate experience and occupied various senior roles within Coldwell Banker Commercial Advisors and Winoker Realty.

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.