The iconic GM Building located at 767 Fifth Avenue is going the extra mile to cater to its technology-driven tenants. In addition to being home to the renowned Apple Cube, the building now boasts a new 35,000 square-foot amenities center on its second floor, called Savoy Club. Within this expansive space, tenants have access to …
West End Labs, the state-of-the-art life sciences center recently completed by Elevate Research Properties, has secured its first tenant. Graviton Bioscience, a pioneer in developing therapeutics for autoimmune diseases, has leased a substantial 30,000 square feet in this impressive 400,000 square-foot building. This spacious area will serve as Graviton’s new research and office headquarters, with …
Coming soon to the bustling intersection of Ninth Avenue and West 14th Street is an incredibly beautiful and undoubtedly expensive addition to the Meatpacking area. Tavros, a renowned development firm led by Dov Barnett and Nicholas Silvers, is nearing completion of 50 Ninth. This project consists of a collection of historic 19th Century townhouses located …
In the era of remote work, the global commercial real estate industry is facing a daunting challenge, often referred to as an “apocalypse.” The combination of rising interest rates and debt maturities has led to a situation where properties sit empty and owners, unable to meet loan obligations, hand their keys back to lenders. Harold …
Amidst the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Amazon has made a noteworthy move by purchasing the iconic Lord & Taylor flagship building in New York City. Despite finalizing the deal just a day before the pandemic hit, Amazon has remained committed to its investment and is now preparing to transform the historic building into …
As the pandemic begins to recede in many parts of the world, the struggles facing offices are becoming more apparent. CEOs like Jamie Dimon are starting to doubt the future of traditional office spaces, with JPMorgan Chase shrinking its Manhattan footprint by 20%. The consequences of this trend will be far-reaching, with landlords, banks, and …