Lois Weiss

An immersive Monopoly experience will land on a Times Square landlord's property and pay a handsome rent, just like in the classic board game. But don't expect free parking.

Google has renewed its lease for 300,000 square feet at 85 Tenth Avenue, a property jointly owned by Vornado Realty Trust and Related Companies. The asking rent was $100 per foot.

At first it was “au revoir” — and now it's “ni hao!” The historic building at 3 E. 52nd St. in Manhattan that housed the fabled La Grenouille

Prime city retail storefronts are so rare that businesses are opting for the nuclear option — buying. Kering and Prada bought their stores on Fifth Avenue last year for $835 million and $963 …

The next brand to lease the former bank space at 1251 Ave. of the Americas for a mere $5 million per year will also make a splash by using its nearly half-acre giant fountain for brand activations.…

New York City is for sale — and it’s going for bargain basement prices. Now, the selling spree is spurring a buyer feeding frenzy that even the city’s most iconic buildings won’t escape. Most notab…

NYC’s office market is still in hot water, but as trophy towers see renewed demand, some visionary developers are building new-construction, best-in-class workspaces. Here’s a look at the three new…

The corpses of big retailers — some decades old — haunt the streets of Manhattan. Now, a few are finally being brought back to life. The blight was particularly gory in Times Square, where be…

It's a tale of two cities. While ultra-luxury office towers in hot 'hoods are seeing massive asking rents of up to $300 per square foot, side-street buildings are lucky to rent for a mere tenth of those prices. On average, Manhattan asking rents are roughly $77 per foot, according to CBRE, but many basic office buildings are getting just $40.

The landmarked Friars Club townhouse in Midtown, a former haven for comedians and A-listers, could be yours for peanuts.