Activist hedge fund Engine No. 1 to open Meatpacking District office

The Real Deal 9/15 11:00A By Rich Bockmann

Activist hedge fund Engine No. 1, which is shaking up Wall Street with its push to get Big Oil to reduce carbon emissions, is opening a New York City office in the Meatpacking District. The San Francisco-based firm signed a lease for about 11,500...

DoorDash sues to block restaurants from getting customer data

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/15 3:41A Cara Eisenpress

This is the second lawsuit DoorDash has brought against New York City in a week To view the full story, click the title link.

Crain’s Business Forum: Life Sciences – Opportunities and Challenges

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/14 7:06A https://www.crainsnewyork.com/de

The life sciences industry* is considered one of the most promising for economic development in New York City, having the potential to create up to 40,000 good-paying jobs.** Mayor de Blasio recently... To view the full story, click the title link.

Schumer blasts city's $65M taxi medallion bailout plan, calls for alternative

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/14 3:00A Brian Pascus

“We need New York City to make a plan that will deliver real, workable relief," the Senate majority leader said To view the full story, click the title link.

Pandemic pricing arrives to middle of i-sales market

The Real Deal 9/14 1:00A By Orion Jones

The effects of the pandemic on real estate were apparent last week in New York City’s mid-level investment-sales market as hotels and medical offices made up a majority of deals. Hotel buildings have traded at a discount as the recovery of...

New York City schools reopen to a mixture of fear and relief

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/13 10:32A Bloomberg

It's the first day of in-person instruction since classrooms shut down last year To view the full story, click the title link.

To get tourists, city must first take care of its residents

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/13 2:45A Peter Madonia

Once New York City takes care of the basics, the needs of tourists will follow naturally. And we'll all have fun. To view the full story, click the title link.

Back to the future

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 9/13 12:00A https://www.crainsnewyork.com/sp

New York City has reopened and is finally coming back to life, but what and who is it coming back to? Restaurants are welcoming guests, offices are inviting their employees back, and Broadway shows... To view the full story, click the title link.

Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 9/11 11:00P C. J. Hughes

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

Facebook still looking for space in NYC

The Real Deal 9/10 4:30A TRD Staff

Commercial brokers in New York City, get those friend requests out to Facebook’s real estate division. Mark Zuckerberg’s company already has several office locations in Manhattan. But Bloomberg reports that the company is looking for even more...

City Council bill would force hotels to pay severance to laid-off workers

The Real Deal 9/9 9:40A TRD Staff

As if New York City hotels have not endured enough during the pandemic, a new bill would put them on the hook for their workers’ severance pay. Intended to both help out-of-work employees and encourage hotels to reopen, the bill introduced by...

Homes for Sale in New York City

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 9/9 3:00A Stefanos Chen

This week’s properties are in Flatbush, the West Village and St. George.

Manhattan, Brooklyn break August leasing records, but fall short of spring rebound

The Real Deal 9/9 1:00A By Cordilia James

Most New York City office workers were supposed to head back to their desks in September, but just the delta variant derailed those plans, it may have also hampered the city’s rental market. August, like July before it, saw a decline in new lease...

Escape the rental wars and purchase one of these prime Murray Hill listings

The Real Deal 9/8 6:30A By Sydney Winnick

Yes, those pictures of lines stretching halfway down the block to view available Manhattan apartments are very much real. In case you’re late to the news, New York City’s rental market is back. To those tried-and-true New Yorkers who didn’t flee...

NYPD probing flooding deaths in basement apartments

The Real Deal 9/8 5:49A TRD Staff

Landlords could face consequences after Tropical Storm Ida killed 11 people in flooded basement apartments last week. Gothamist reported police are investigating six separate incidents, which could potentially lead to criminal charges for...