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The landlord's $45 million in improvements include a new lobby, fitness center, and 17th-floor amenities installation with a 10,000 square-foot outdoor "park."

Lincoln Road was once Miami Beach's most iconic street. But this "Fifth Avenue of the South" -- built by Carl Fisher and redesigned in the 1950s by Miami's most influential architect, Morris Lapidus ...

The year's largest lease in DUMBO is a long-term renewal on 50,000 square feet by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) at Two Trees Management's landmarked 45 Main St.

Marc Holliday suggested a willingness to "work with" Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and noted that the commercial market thrived throughout previous administrations with different ideologies.

The Presbytery of New York applied to the LPC for the hardship exemption on Sept. 11.

In some parts of the country, residents are staying put -- in others, they're packing up and moving on.

That legal fight is finally set to conclude at the end of this month, when the court issues its final judgment, a moment that Westcott's son, Chart, has said his family cannot wait for.

The Toronto-born architect left wonderful marks on New York City's skyline. He died at home in Santa Monica following a brief respiratory illness.

The Citadel CEO broke up with the Windy City in 2022, taking his family and his headquarters to his native Florida -- leaving Chicago in the cold.

The first newly completed residence near The Village is stepping forward in a new era for the area, which saw mass devastation early this year.