Homes That Sold for Around $450,000

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 6/19 11:00P C. J. Hughes

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

First two rentals open at huge South Bronx housing complex La Central

6sqft.com 6/18 5:00A Devin Gannon

Photo © Julienne Schaer The first two rentals at the five-building South Bronx complex La Central officially opened on Wednesday. The mixed-use towers, located at 556 and 600 Bergen Street in the...

NYC’s office sublease surge slows as tenants move to reoccupy space

The Real Deal 6/18 5:00A By Akiko Matsuda

Apparel sales are surging. Subway ridership is at a 15-month high. Lines of customers are forming at Midtown salad shops during the lunch rush. For better or worse, New York City’s office workers are slowly returning to workplaces long abandoned....

Restaurants and hotels lead New York City's job gain, but Wall Street positions tick down

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 6/17 10:09A Cara Eisenpress, Amanda Glodowsk

New York City continued adding jobs at a steady pace in May, driven by gains at restaurants and hotels as the city opened up, even as higher-paying finance jobs continued a slow though predicted... To view the full story, click the title link.

Wall Street building secures city’s first green loan for $89 million

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 6/17 8:17A Natalie Sachmechi

The New York City Energy Efficiency Corporation financing covers 100% of project costs and generally has terms of 20 to 30 years To view the full story, click the title link.

Gary Barnett throws $50K behind PAC supporting Kathryn Garcia

The Real Deal 6/17 7:45A By Joe Lovinger

Gary Barnett is hedging his bets in the New York City mayoral race. In addition to dropping $250,000 on the pro-Eric Adams PAC Strong Leadership NYC, the Extell Development president quietly contributed $50,000 to a separate PAC backing former...

Coney Island’s celebrated Mermaid Parade to be held in person this September

6sqft.com 6/17 7:17A Devin Gannon

Mermaid Parade 2018; Photo Credit: © Norman Blake Following a virtual celebration in 2020 due to the pandemic, Coney Island s Mermaid Parade is back for an in-person event this year. Coney Island USA...

William Vale hotel in new dispute with Zelig Weiss, Yoel Goldman

The Real Deal 6/17 6:57A By Keith Larsen and Kevin Sun

The shiny William Vale Hotel is among the trendiest spots in Williamsburg. It boasts the longest outdoor pool in New York City, a $6,000-a-night room and a cocktail bar with $18 drinks. “The Bachelor” shot a ceremony there. But behind the scenes,...

16 NYC parks renamed in honor of Black Americans

6sqft.com 6/17 5:04A Devin Gannon

Credit: NYC Parks /Malcolm Pinckney New York City this week renamed more than a dozen park spaces in honor of notable Black Americans. In every borough, select green spaces now bear the names of Civil...

Wall Street scores first C-PACE deal in New York City’s history

The Real Deal 6/17 2:30A By Keith Larsen

Wall Street nabbed the first C-PACE deal in New York City’s history, two years after the program to finance environmental improvements was passed. Wafra Capital Partners and Nightingale Properties scored $89 million in C-PACE financing for its...

Downtown Brooklyn’s tallest office tower officially opens

6sqft.com 6/16 6:48A Devin Gannon

Photos by Joe Thomas The tallest office tower in Downtown Brooklyn officially opened its doors this week. Developed by JEMB Realty and designed by FXCollaborative, One Willoughby Square rises 34...

Business alliance urges de Blasio not to blow $22 billion federal aid windfall

The Real Deal 6/16 5:32A TRD Staff

An extraordinary amount of federal aid will flow into New York City over the next few years, and Mayor Bill de Blasio has no shortage of ideas on how to spend it. But to a newly formed alliance of business leaders and nonprofits, his proposals...

The wait is over: C-PACE finally goes live in NYC

The Real Deal 6/15 12:00P By Keith Larsen

New York City landlords and developers can finally tap into a new green financing tool that could become a major source of capital for real estate projects in the Big Apple. More than two years after the program was signed into law, the city has...

See the city’s plan for removing AMNH’s Theodore Roosevelt statue

6sqft.com 6/15 8:24A Devin Gannon

Renderings courtesy of NYC Parks/ AMNH A plan to remove and relocate the statue of Theodore Roosevelt from the steps of the American Museum of Natural History was unveiled by the city on Tuesday a...

With ties to the Harlem Renaissance, Dorrance Brooks Square is designated a historic district

6sqft.com 6/15 5:19A Devin Gannon

Courtesy of the Landmarks Preservation Commission The Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday voted to designate the Dorrance Brooks Square Historic District , an architecturally intact area of...