Steve Cuozzo

ASG Equities, the real estate arm of the store’s owners, the Gindi family, went right to work finding new tenants.

New York City’s real estate power players roamed the throbbing floor at the Fried Frank real estate department’s holiday party at Cipriani 42nd Street.

It’s more luxurious than Daniel Boulud’s Blue Box at Tiffany next door and has a vastly more sophisticated menu than Saks’ L’Avenue.

While it may not yet have the clout of Michelin, La Liste  has steadily grown in influence since its launch in 2015 — especially in Europe and Asia.

Improvement comes slowly to Coney Island’s retail and eating scenes. So we’re glad to report every new arrival. LCOR’s 1515 Surf Avenue is among several new apartment projects bringing middle-…

Printemps, the French luxury department store, will open its first US location in March, One Wall Street developer Harry Macklowe says. The eagerly awaited launch – previously reported as happening…

With its three largest office towers mostly leased for rents well above $100 per square foot, Brookfield Properties wouldn’t seem to have a care in the world for its seven million square-foot devel…

What’s the harm in selling legal marijuana in a clean, nicely designed store? The glamor proclaim that ingesting psychotropic THC is just another lifestyle choice, like choosing a wine or a designe…

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…

The “flight to quality” that’s benefitted owners of prime Manhattan properties is remarkably mirrored in London, the market that’s most relevant to New York’s.