Ciara Long

Manhattan's largest office landlord is one step closer to completing a $2.5B sell-off after reaching a deal to offload a 390K SF trophy tower in Midtown East.

In a reversal of migration trends over the past 25 years, Americans are beginning to move away from areas where the high risk of extreme weather events is pushing up the cost of property insurance.

Law firm Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett signed Manhattan's largest office lease in May, taking most of the space in Extell Development's planned Midtown office tower.

Hotels across the U.S. experienced their slowest Memorial Day weekend in six years, recording their lowest occupancy rates since the onset of the

A hotel franchise owned by Spanish operator Meliá Hotels International is now the owner of a 313-room NoMad property it has operated since the hotel opened a decade ago.

Local regulations, tenant demand and lender requirements have made commercial properties greener — but owners are now reaching the limit of what they can do.

The publicly traded luxury hotel firm is canceling its agreement with Ashford to become a self-managed REIT.

Real estate development has always required niche knowledge of specific components of the business, whether financing or design or navigating government, and developers have hired graduates with those specialties in mind.

BXP has signed another huge lease at its under-construction Madison Avenue trophy office.

This is the first time NYC HPD has announced funding for preserving supportive housing in addition to creating it, housing advocates said.