Rebecca Baird-Remba is a reporter at Commercial Observer. She specializes in commercial real estate, development, architecture, infrastructure, and transit, with a particular focus on the unique aspects of New York City. Rebecca has been featured in various publications, including Commercial Observer.
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Rebecca's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry, particularly in New York City. Her articles often feature private sector announcements and cite data to support her reporting.
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reprints After fighting a Gramercy Park co-op for air rights in court, Legion Investment Group has spent $68 million to purchase land for
By: Rebecca-Baird
reprints Two weeks ago, the National Urban League opened the doors to its new headquarters at 121 West 125th Street in Harlem, where it has
By: Rebecca-Baird
reprints Fisher Brothers sold the Long Island City, Queens, site where it wanted to build a 32-story hotel and residential tower for $11.5
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reprints H&R Real Estate Investment Trust , which is headquartered in Toronto, has acquired 75 percent of a large residential development
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The developers of Essex Crossing have been struggling to attract and retain office users for years now reprints
By: Rebecca Baird-Remba
The NY State Senate lays out its housing proposals, including a tax exemption for office to residential conversions and lifting the FAR cap for some residential projects.
reprints Talk about stop-and-go traffic. Less than a month ago, the Federal Highway Administration rejected New York City's application
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reprints A St. Louis-based hospitality firm is buying a Downtown Brooklyn hotel out of bankruptcy for $34.8 million, according to records made public Wednesday.
By: Rebecca Baird-Remba
UpSlide, a tech firm, is departing 1 Rockefeller Plaza for a new office space at Marx Realty’s 10 Grand Central.
By: Rebecca-Baird
reprints The Lipstick Building, Philip Johnson's classic, stepped cylindrical tower at 885 Third Avenue, is getting a facelift and shedding the skin of its red, 1980s stone lobby.
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