Ciara Long

MetLife and Beacon Capital Partners have closed the sale of 575 Fifth Ave., four years after first putting the property on the market.

The AI giant has been hunting for space since the start of the year, seeking to expand dramatically from its existing Sixth Avenue space.

A residential component is no longer optional for developers who want to build a luxury U.S. hotel.

Real estate behemoths involved in the sprawling antitrust case against revenue management firm RealPage have agreed to pay a combined $218M in settlements and to stop using nonpublic data to help set rent levels.

Tishman Speyer has dodged an imminent maturity default on its 1.2M SF Long Island City office tower, buying time to fill a major vacancy.

Naftali Group and Access Real Estate scored a huge refinancing for their master-planned, 3.75-acre development on the East River in Williamsburg.

Faced with a choice between a potentially devastating work stoppage during a once-in-a-generation sporting event and agreeing to massive wage increases, New York City hotel owners opted for the latter.

A Canadian investor in U.S. grocery-anchored real estate is reviewing its business plans after receiving an unsolicited proposal from affiliates of its external manager, Slate Asset Management.

Less than two years after Madison Capital and Vornado Realty Trust put their boutique office and retail development they dubbed the Gateway to SoHo on the market for $100M, they sold the building for half that much.

In the latest signal of the end of commercial real estate's extend-and-pretend era, a storied office building in Midtown Manhattan is now in the hands of a bank.