City Puts $7.5 Million Behind Disability Career Programs in New York
New York City announced $7.5 million for new workforce programs designed with disabled New Yorkers, extending the city?s push to connect more residents to career pathways.
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All Stories ›Discounted Manhattan office acquisitions define 2026 opportunity
Robin Hood to relocate Manhattan headquarters to Union Square building
Top-tier Manhattan rents at 9 West 57th signal a separate pricing band
Manhattan Q1 Office Leasing Rallies, but Gains Cluster in Premium Buildings
ZG Capital Secures 45,000 Sq Ft at Bryant Park Tower, Bolstering Midtown Leasing Case
Companies
More ›Robin Hood to relocate Manhattan headquarters to Union Square building
Robin Hood, New York’s largest poverty-fighting philanthropic group, signed a lease to move its Manhattan headquarters to a…
Coinbase Expansion and Leasing Uptick Highlight New York’s Tech Jobs Push
Empire State Development announced Coinbase will expand in New York City, while Manhattan office leasing showed a strong…
AI tenants shift from niche to material force in Manhattan leasing
Harvey AI’s office at 1 Madison and other AI deals are increasingly visible in Manhattan leasing, real‑estate trackers…
Markets
More ›Big NYC CRE Loans Return First to the Most Legible Deals
February 2026 lending roundups indicate large commercial real estate loans in New York are reemerging selectively, favoring clear,…
Top-tier Manhattan rents at 9 West 57th signal a separate pricing band
A deal at 9 West 57th Street has set a new benchmark for trophy-office rents, creating a pricing…
March signals: New York gains concentrated in few tenants, assets and marquee deals
Recent coverage shows March 2026 upside in Manhattan driven by a small set of headline leases, a benchmark-setting…
Real Estate
More ›Discounted Manhattan office acquisitions define 2026 opportunity
Buyers are deploying price discipline in Manhattan offices, exemplified by Namdar’s reported $280M contract for 250 West 57th…
Manhattan Q1 Office Leasing Rallies, but Gains Cluster in Premium Buildings
Q1 2026 showed a pickup in Manhattan office leasing activity, with new deals concentrated in a narrow set…
ZG Capital Secures 45,000 Sq Ft at Bryant Park Tower, Bolstering Midtown Leasing Case
ZG Capital said it has landed 45,000 square feet in leases at a Bryant Park tower, a sign…
Latest Dispatches
All Stories ›Coinbase Expansion and Leasing Uptick Highlight New York’s Tech Jobs Push
Namdar in contract for Midtown office at roughly $280M, a sign of value chasing in Manhattan
March signals: New York gains concentrated in few tenants, assets and marquee deals
AI tenants shift from niche to material force in Manhattan leasing
Selective Credit Returns: February’s Biggest NYC CRE Loans Focus on Fifth Avenue and Conversions
Union Square, Midtown South, Bryant Park and Fifth Ave. Tell Different Manhattan Business Stories
Lending Returns First to Fifth Avenue and Conversion Plays, February Roundups Suggest
Discounted Manhattan office buys underscore basis discipline, not a recovery
Record rents at trophy towers carve out a separate top‑end market
Record Rent at 9 West 57th Sharpens Split Between Trophy Towers and Rest of Manhattan Office Market
Manhattan Q1 office leasing rebounds, but gains are narrowly concentrated
Coinbase Expansion and Manhattan Leasing Uptick Highlight New York’s Push for High‑Value Tech Jobs
Wall Street Turns March Madness Brackets Into Low-Key Philanthropy
Manhattan office leasing posts strongest Q1 since 2014 as AI tenants add momentum
March 2026: New York’s strongest business signals come from a handful of tenants and transactions
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