Steve Cuozzo

So many real estate heavyweights turned up at the opening party for Daniel Boulud’s steakhouse La Tete d’Or at One Madison on Thursday, one guest called it “a Fried Frank preview,” referring to the…

It isn’t only a craving for comradery, but employer muscle that’s driven many back.

Restaurant-watchers might be stunned by Monday’s opening of Aqua New York, a block-long leviathan at 902 Broadway between East 20th and 21st streets. If they never heard of it, it’s because it hid …

The city should act before Second Avenue — still Uptown’s liveliest avenue for strolling and noshing — is starved for places to eat.

A Brooklyn pioneer has opened a must-try trattoria in Manhattan.

TPG will move from 888 Seventh Ave. and 245 Park Ave.

The case could take until the end of the year to be decided.

The stinging setback comes after Rosen sued the venerable college, which owns the land under the iconic Art-Deco skyscraper, following its move to evict his company RFR on Sept. 27.

The meat merchants, which once numbered in the hundreds, dwindled to a mere few in recent decades as the area drew luxury hotels, trendy restaurants and high-end fashion retailers including Gucci a…

The recovery is boosted by the return of tourists and business travelers to the city — some 62 million in 2023, nearly as many as in 2019 — and the total is expected to be higher this y…

Jeff Bezos’ tech and retailing behemoth is in talks to lease  all of HSBC’s 350,000 square feet at 452 Fifth Ave. when the bank moves to The Spiral next year, sources said.

Sexy, with suede-and-leather banquettes, white tablecloths and 1920s-influenced frescos and an antique piano in the middle of the floor suggested a party waiting to start.

New York City hotels are thriving. They’re also in crisis. It all depends on what metrics you rely on —but it’s fair to say that both statements are true. The Big Apple’s hotel industry at first gl…

There’s a new look and new life for one of Realty Check’s favorite private gathering spots.

The Vessel will become a hive of activity again after developer put in new safety measures to prevent the type of tragedies that shuttered the landmark.

Penn Station may never again evoke the glory of its disappeared original, but the new version is no longer deserving of widespread derision.

Third-quarter Manhattan surveys found significantly lower storefront availability.

Here’s the scoop on the buzzy treat shop backed by Danny Meyer.

The iconic retail and office portion of 15 Park Row, former home to J&R Music, is up for sale by owner Rachelle Friedman as a 200-year condominium leasehold.

New leases on large restaurants are propelling New York’s real estate scene to new heights.