The International Council of Shopping Centers’ annual New York Deal Making conference kicked off Wednesday, with thousands of brokers, owners and other real estate professionals arriving at the Jacob K. Javits Center on Manhattan’s West Side for the first day of the two-day event. Agents from the top firms as ranked this month by The[…]
Kick off the week with the Brooklyn Historical Society’s Real Estate Roundtable, which will be hosting its quarterly luncheon at 128 Pierrepont Street on Aug. 1. From noon to 2 p.m., industry professionals will discuss the latest real estate trends in Kings County, with a focus on Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood. Anderson Associates’ president and CEO[…]
The Real Estate Board of New York is set to hold its 19th annual award ceremony for the most ingenious and most significant retail deals of the year on Tuesday, June 13, at 101 Park Avenue. There are 14 deals in the running for top honor. Agents vying for the awards include CBRE’s Lon Rubackin[…]
With apparel retailers feeling the squeeze from online competition, grocers, food halls and restaurant tenants accounted for five of the 10 biggest retail deals inked in the city during month of May. The 10 biggest retail lease deals signed last month totaled 156,532 square feet, and the five food-focused tenants accounted for 107,000 square feet — 70[…]
There wasn’t a tremendous amount of big-ticket office leasing activity in the month of May, but when sizable deals were inked CBRE was usually involved. The commercial brokerage dominated the top 10 office leasing deals in New York City last month, a review by The Real Deal found, with JLL and Cushman & Wakefield trailing far behind. CBRE was involved[…]
The annual REIT Week conference is the largest real estate event slated for New York City next week. Running from June 6 to 8 at the New York Hilton Midtown, the gathering is expected to draw more than 500 executives from established and new real estate investment trusts. Registered speakers include SL Green Realty’s Marc[…]
The mood from the floor of the International Council of Shopping Centers’ RECon Monday was a defensive optimism, colored by a recognition that leasing volume was healthy in part because rents have declined. “Right now, landlords are trying to embrace the new reality of lower rents and bigger contributions,” said Robert Futterman, of the retail-focused[…]
In the ICSC pecking order of see-and-be-seen events, the Wynn Las Vegas poolside Sunday is perhaps at the very top. New York’s biggest retail landlords brave the sun – there seems to be a correlation between how much of Fifth Avenue one owns and their tolerance for the heat – and come together with top[…]
The heat was intense poolside at the Wynn Las Vegas Saturday, and in the early afternoon there was still room to sidle up to the bar, or place a bet at the roulette table. Whether that was due to the heat, a shifting market or late arrivals to the show, real estate industry players were[…]
The world’s largest retail conference, the International Council of Shopping Center’s RECon, starts tomorrow. But New York City’s real estate players have already landed in Las Vegas, and the next four days will test the schmoozing limits of even the hardiest retail broker. With more than 50 events spread across the Las Vegas Strip, how[…]