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A $143 million-plus Long Island City apartment acquisition and stronger development activity in Queens lead today’s market update, while two major Suffolk zoning proposals head to county review.
Read full updateSunday’s briefing covers a 74-unit mixed-use filing in Inwood and three Park Slope residential projects, including the 150-rental Grand Prospect nearing completion. No major new Queens/LIC or Nassau/Suffolk update warranted repeating.
Read full updateToday’s briefing examines the potential 447,000-square-foot office opening at Manhattan’s GM Building, completion of an 80-unit Hell’s Kitchen preservation project, and a new 35-residence Williamsburg proposal. No major new Queens/LIC or Long Island development warranted repeating.
Read full updateToday’s briefing covers a 99-residence Chelsea proposal, a major Long Island City air-rights offering and final MTA approval for the 184-unit Westbury Commons development. Brooklyn added a smaller infill filing, while Suffolk County had no major newly verified update.
Read full updateToday’s New York real estate briefing covers a boutique Tribeca filing, new Brooklyn housing and commercial leasing, and three retail commitments at The Orchard in Long Island City. Nassau and Suffolk had no major newly verified development worth repeating.
Read full updateToday’s briefing covers the Federal Reserve’s rate hold, a $62 million Manhattan leasehold sale, new Brooklyn and Queens multifamily data, and $32.42 million supporting 899 planned homes across Nassau and Suffolk.
Read full updateToday’s broker briefing covers Ramp’s major Flatiron office expansion, rapid lease-up at The Orchard in Long Island City, a Clinton Hill mixed-use sale, and Oheka Castle’s $72 million auction result.
Read full updateToday’s broker briefing tracks a Midtown conversion asset coming back to market, a new 173-unit Queens filing, fresh multifamily financing in Gowanus, and a 41,000-square-foot Long Island City office lease.
Read full updateWeekend real estate news was limited. The key items are Anagram Gowanus moving toward its 2027 leasing phase and a pending Nassau County water-rate case that could affect ownership costs in several communities.
Read full updateWeekend real estate news was limited, with the strongest items involving a major Midtown office repositioning, a boutique Gowanus residential filing and a newly publicized Long Island City multifamily sale comparable.
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