Take a look at 10 trends that are expected to shape real estate in 2020 in a report from the Urban Land Institute.
January 24, 2022
Developers made a gamble in Gowanus in November, likely to avoid an even bigger risk: paying real estate taxes for the next 25 years. More than three weeks before the city approved a contentious rezoning in the Brooklyn neighborhood, Domain Companies and the Vorea Group filed plans for two projects totaling 628 apartments. Both sites… Read more »
January 20, 2022
Retailers in Brooklyn signed massive leases this year, going above and beyond last year’s numbers. Retailers committed to some major square footage, notching three top deals surpassing last year’s biggest lease of just 62,000 square feet. But the type of retailer that made the list varied. Some were traditional, like Target, but gyms, sports clubs,… Read more »
January 17, 2022
With rising COVID-19 infections impacting everything in New York from the Rockettes, to the cancellation of reservations and holiday parties, to when employees will return to the office, the city’s leading restaurant and nightlife advocacy group is urging government officials to swiftly act and prevent further economic disaster for the industry. The NYC Hospitality Alliance… Read more »
