Barnes & Noble Education Inc. and Rutgers University-Newark to open a bookstore at Hahnes.
Con Ed is investing in non-wires alternatives to meet energy needs — including a new microgrid project going up in a low-income housing complex.
Redevelopment of the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area lagged for decades, and the site is finally being rebuilt.
Whole Foods is coming to Hahnes.
Demand Energy will be implementing a lithium-ion charged multi-resource microgrid at the 625-unit Marcus Garvey Apartments in Brooklyn.
Plans for a new project at 260 South St. will add more than one-million square feet of residential and commercial space in the Two Bridges neighborhood.
The 400-unit affordable housing development planned for East Harlem has been unanimously approved by the City Council.
The celebrity chef’s new restaurant will be part of the redevelopment of the historic Hahne’s department store.
Lexington Gardens II is a fully-affordable residential project spanning an entire block in East Harlem.
New York-based architects COOKFOX release new renderings of 25 Park Row.
Eastern Consolidated presents a keynote panel with the developers of Essex Crossing.
Grand Street Settlement celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Gary Barnett’s Extell Development Company is bringing $1 million to $3 million condominimum units to Two Bridges.
One of the biggest elements of Essex Crossing is the Market Line, a 150,000-square-foot retail destination that will anchor several of the megaproject’s buildings.
A lottery opened for 102 ultra-affordable units at 5 Blue Slip; the entire building will consist of affordable housing.
L+M Development Partners scored $52.8 million in construction financing for 79 Avenue D, a planned 12-story rental building in the East Village.
The Carmen Pabon garden opened to the public, named after the activist who founded the original garden that was bulldozed in 2000.
A youth and community clubhouse made from re-designed shipping containers takes over a vacant lot on Chester Street and Dumont Avenue in Brownsville.
CEO Ron Moelis is featured in this months Commercial Observer.
At the corner of Broome and Ludlow Streets condominium sales began for the 14-story anodized aluminum and glass tower that will open in 2018.
Trader Joe’s is taking a corner space at 145 Clinton Street.
Exclusive interior renderings of the 14-story, 55-unit mixed-use project under development at 242 Broome Street.
The Jersey City Planning Board voted unanimously to approve an amendment that paves the way for a new tower at the corner of Warren Street and Christopher Columbus Drive.
A groundbreaking was held for SBH Health System’s two new apartment buildings.
Another piece of the puzzle has fallen into place for Lower East Side megaproject Essex Crossing.
Foundation work appears to be complete for the 25-story, 195-unit mixed-use building being developed as part of the Essex Crossing mega-development.
A flag went up on the roof of 175 Delancey St., signaling the “topping out” of the first of nine buildings in the big Essex Crossing project.
Ron Moelis had an OpEd published in Huffington Post.
Currently $2 billion in commercial and residential development is underway in the industrial town and that means big changes.
About $2 billion in development is underway in the city, with 1,500 units of housing under construction and another 4,000 planned.
The Rockaway Waterfront Alliance, C+C Management, and L+M Development Partners came together for a beach clean-up.
The concrete superstructure officially topped out at fourteen stories.
More than 850 students submitted proposals for a site in the sustainable material.
A local office building that will be converted into apartments is slated to contain affordable housing.
Work is moving along swiftly on Essex Crossing’s senior housing building at 175 Delancey Street (site 6).
Affordable housing projects are cropping up on vacant lots all over the South Bronx, and today’s development will rise at 294 East 162nd Street.
The St. Barnabas Wellness Care and Affordable Housing project will include more than 300 units of affordable housing.
The 15-story, 211-unit mixed-use building under development at 145 Clinton Street is now three stories above street level.
This 100% affordable housing, mixed-use development promotes access to nutritious and affordable food.
Savoy Park sale the largest multifamily deal of the year.
Complex is designed to address many of the hurdles facing low-income residents.
New details about the megaproject, Essex Crossing.
The first business to take root at 50-55 South Essex Avenue in New Jersey is a preschool.
The Commercial Observer names Ron Moelis #78 on their Power 100 list.
A team of public and private partners are investing $79.3 million in financing for an ambitious development that will include 100 affordable housing units for seniors, a medical facility, and a community center in New York City.
Essex Crossing is bringing “trendy” to the gritty streets of the Lower East Side.
The Hahne’s building is not quite ready for its tenants to move in, but the development is already winning awards.
Rapid population growth and Millennials opting to raise their families in the city are causing a capacity issue for schools. This is what real estate developers are doing to solve it.
Isaac Henderson weighs in on the Lower East Side market and why the neighborhood is being billed as the most “affordable cool” option in the city.
NYU Langone Medical Center has signed a 15 year lease to build and operate a 55,000-square foot medical facility at 175 Delancey Street, part of Essex Crossing.
The New York Times highlighted L+M and Arverne View.