Two competing visions for New York's future: the JPMorgan-anchored business community vs. Mamdani's progressive coalition. The real estate stakes for Manhattan.

Manhattan's luxury residential market continued its Q3 2025 momentum, driven by cash buyers and high-profile developments like the Flatiron Building conversion.

Brooklyn streetwear brand Stealth NY takes 5,000 SF at Greenpoint Terminal Market — retail, office, and e-commerce in one footprint, brokered by Roebling.

NYC is converting vacant office buildings into apartments. With Manhattan office vacancy at 16.5% and a 560,000-home target by 2030, here's how the math works.

Federal leases used to be the gold standard. Now Musk's DOGE is cancelling them, upending Washington DC's real estate market and federal landlords nationwide.

Manhattan's office market is booming in 2024 — record leasing, AI firm growth, and shifting hybrid work patterns are reshaping the city's commercial core.

NYC's office-to-residential conversions are reshaping olde Manhattan — Financial District, Midtown South. Here's the economics and which buildings actually pencil.

Brooklyn Campervans signs 6,500 SF in East Williamsburg — light industrial space for custom alternative-living vehicles. A Roebling brokered transaction.

NYC faces a dual real estate dilemma — a critical housing deficit alongside abundant vacant office space. The conversion math, the politics, and what works.

What's next for Manhattan's Midtown? Inflation, equity declines, and remote work pressure are weighing on the office market. The recovery path mapped.

NYC's job growth in technology and media is transforming office leasing and residential demand. Where the high-paying jobs are landing, and what it means.

WeWork's IPO postponement and valuation collapse exposed the cracks in the co-working bubble. What it meant for NYC office demand and Manhattan landlords.

Hudson Yards is taking center stage as Manhattan's largest development since Rockefeller Center. The vision, the math, and what comes next.

Amazon's HQ2 withdrawal from Long Island City stunned NYC. The fallout for LIC, the politics behind it, and what corporate New York learned.