Year: 2024

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s…. SEE ALSO: Gold Rush for Manhattan Retail Space Waning, Thanks to Lack of Availability For a very long time the super broker was the epitome of success in […]

Email Sign Up For Our Free Weekly Newsletter Japan’s financing environment remains generally accommodative in 2024 Contrary to the conditions in Europe, the U.S., and many other Asian countries, the real estate financing environment in […]

“Chip joins our team after more than 30 years of distinguished service in the U.S. Navy,” Waldman said. “His extensive naval career provides him with a vast understanding and a wealth knowledge of our portfolio, […]

New York’s market is coming out of its thaw. With a housing deal passed and interest rates stabilized – perhaps even coming down – it’s time for dealmakers to get back to what they do […]

Alanis Morissette could have been talking to regulators and lenders in her 1995 hit “You Learn” which highlighted the benefits of experience. Instead of “you live…you learn,” for bankers it is “you lend……you learn.” In […]

NYC Commercial Real Estate entrepreneur Bob Knakal announced Justin Rice-Moore has joined the new investment property brokerage. The new firm combines old school business fundamentals with cutting edge ai and technology tools providing market information […]

Major Banks Are Stealthily Beginning To Offload Troubled Commercial Loans Some of Wall Street’s biggest commercial lenders have stealthily begun selling off their delinquent commercial loans. Although these moves play quietly behind the scenes and […]

Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski has made the following appointments. All appointments are effective Aug. 1, 2023, unless noted. Rev. Alexander R. Anderson, formerly pastor of St. Rose of Lima Parish in De Soto, is granted […]

If you’re wondering why Ben Ashkenazy’s 660 Madison Avenue, site of the former Barneys New York flagship, remains vacant, you’re not alone. Apparently Ashkenazy’s co-investors in the property have wondered the same thing. The billionaire […]

NEW YORK – Big US banks survived a hypothetical 40 per cent drop in commercial real estate (CRE) values as part of the US Federal Reserve’s annual health test, easing fears about the banking sector […]