Increased scrutiny of office-to-resi conversions and rising demand for trophy space are reshaping New York’s office market.

Developers are starting to pull back on leasing incentives and bring rents back up after an oversupply benefited renters.

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On July 28, 2025, a gunman entered the office tower at 345 Park Avenue, owned by Rudin Management, with an assault rifle. He killed four people: police officer Didarul Islam, Rudin associate Julia ...

Kilroy was through the worst of its 2026, million square feet of lease expirations. The REIT only had another 300,000 square ...

When blackouts become the norm in New York, don’t say we weren’t warned. The grid operator’s forecasts have become ...

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Developers continue to purchase lots burned in the Palisades and Eaton fires, leading building regulation proposals.

NYC housing authority could get back to building after decades, amid lawmaker calls for state-run social housing development.

Hollywood Beach may get a development regulations overhaul, potentially pushing up heights to 150 feet and 340 feet in some ...

Reichmann heir Ian Jacobs and Texas investor Doug MacMahon have spent two years buying up Union Square at steep discounts.