NYC Real Estate News

George Comfort & Sons has got the goods at its newly renovated office building in the Theater District, signing a “consumer goods company” to a long-term lease. The landlord announced the 62,000-square-foot lease at 135 West 50th Street, a recently renovated, 1960s-era building a block west of Rockefeller Center, but did not specify the tenant or the asking rent for the space. An in-house team including Matt Coudert and Andrew Conrad represented George Comfort, while

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The airline’s board unanimously agreed the proposal is not in the carrier's best interests

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Staff at the tech giant’s World Trade Center store say they were interrogated and required to attend anti-union speeches

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Vice Media renews its lease in Williamsburg, Panera Bread opens a new Midtown location, and a trio of Hell's Kitchen buildings sells

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Photo by Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty Supermodel Cara Delevingne has reportedly purchased Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon’s Gramercy Park penthouse in an off-market deal, according to the New York Post. Located at 34 Gramercy Park East, the four-unit triplex combo penthouse was last listed for $15,000,000. The colorfully-decorated home has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and office space, in addition to a number of unique features. Measuring 5,000 square feet across three floors, the residence has a custom staircase that connects all three floors, and even secret passageways, as 6sqft previously reported. Photo by Evan Joseph for Sotheby’s International Realty […]

There is virtually no prebuilt lab space currently available in New York City despite tenant demand

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The new funding aims to help the coworking firm speed up its international expansion

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Upstate landlords are fed up with tenants wrecking their rentals and getting away with it. Landlords and property managers took their gripes to the Schenectady City Council last week, the Times Union reported. They want more police help to deal with destructive tenants and less punishment for minor infractions. The landlords shared stories of tenants punching holes in walls, ripping out wiring and flooding basements. One landlord said tenants have caused tens of thousands of

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Adding the condition to the World Trade Center Health Program would cost about $2M annually between 2022 and 2025, officials say

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Photo by ajay_suresh on Wikimedia A favorite shopping destination of New Yorkers is coming back home. After undergoing a major renovation, and filing for bankruptcy in 2020, the famed department store Century 21 will return to its flagship location at 22 Cortlandt Street in the Financial District next spring. The new store will encompass four main floors, offering men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel, including footwear, outerwear, handbags, accessories, and fragrances, according to a press release. And to emphasize its connection to the city, Century 21 is adding “NYC” to its logo. Century 21 will be partnering with global premium experiences company Legends in […]