The baseline definition of ‘luxury’ in New York City’s competitive real estate landscape is hazy at best, and constantly shifting. Every new development, no matter how basic, includes the term in its signage and marketing materials, and exi…
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The baseline definition of ‘luxury’ in New York City’s competitive real estate landscape is hazy at best, and constantly shifting. Every new development, no matter how basic, includes the term in its signage and marketing materials, and exi…
Capital projects like roof replacements or elevator modernizations are essential to your building’s long-term value, and involve many moving pieces: preparation, team and project management, budget oversight, and communications coordination…
Five years after the catastrophic collapse of the Champlain Towers South building in Surfside, Florida, that claimed the lives of 98 people, the 1.8-acre beachfront site is slated for an ultra-luxury redevelopment called The Delmore, design…
The baseline definition of ‘luxury’ in New York City’s competitive real estate landscape is hazy at best, and constantly shifting. Every new development, no matter how basic, includes the term in its signage and marketing materials, and exi…
Running along the river on Manhattan’s far west side, overlapping with Hell’s Kitchen to the north and Chelsea to the south, the Hudson Yards used to be a gritty industrial no-man's land of warehouses, parking garages, and the occasional ni…
NYC is forever changing and evolving; Lower Manhattan was once a small village, after all, and Harlem a vast swath of farmland. More recently, shifting economic realities, the advent of AI, and the COVID pandemic have changed the way city-d…
Cities are forever changing and evolving—and that goes double for NYC, a city long synonymous with constant change. Lower Manhattan was once a small village, after all; Harlem a vast swath of farmland. All manner of events from local to glo…
Over the past decade, corporate consolidation has become a fact of life across multiple industries—so much so that when the trend heats up in a new sector, we barely notice it anymore. Airlines merge; banks get bigger and bigger by swallowi…
According to a new study on behalf of Construction Coverage, a publication providing data and insight on housing costs, construction, and market dynamics, America’s housing market has entered a period of recalibration after the frenzy of re…
Contract negotiations began on March 5th between 32BJ SEIU—the labor union representing more than 34,000 doormen, porters, superintendents, and other building staff in the city—and the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations (RAB), represe…