Rebecca Baird-Remba

Firms specializing in home goods, asset management and management consulting each signed on for 3,000 square feet at Rockefeller Center.

H&R REIT has acquired a 75 percent stake in 459 Smith Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn, where it hopes to build a 3-building, 360-unit residential project.

The developers of Essex Crossing created prebuilt office suites after struggling to attract and retain office users for years now.

The NY State Senate lays out its housing proposals, including a tax exemption for office to residential conversions and lifting the FAR cap for some residential projects.

The triple cantilever section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is decaying, and the city hasn’t finalized a plan or funding to fix it.

St. Louis-based Midas Hospitality is buying a Downtown Brooklyn hotel at 291 Livingston Street out of bankruptcy for $35 million.

UpSlide, a tech firm, is departing 1 Rockefeller Plaza for a new office space at Marx Realty’s 10 Grand Central.

Rents hit a new record for the month of February in Manhattan and Brooklyn, according to Douglas Elliman’s New York City market report.

SL Green Reatlty hired MdeAS Architects to revamp the building’s somewhat dark, oval-shaped Postmodern lobby.

Stephen Siegel and Scott Gottlieb – Commercial Observer - Commercial Observer