8 posts about Chelsea from across Skyline Properties' social platforms and curated industry sources.
<![CDATA[ Manhattan, NY Adirondack Capital Partners (ACP) closed the $45 million sale of 126/128 Tenth Ave. and 456 W. 18th St. to Toll Brothers City Living. The ]]>
View on RSS →Iconic Chelsea diner site trades hands for $45M Crain's New York
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Global design and architecture firm Perkins&Will has inked a 50,680-square-foot lease at 135 West 18th Street, also known as the Altman Building, in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, Commercial Observer has learned. The firm signed a 15-year lease to relocate from 1250 Broadway, and will occupy the entirety of the second through fifth floors of the Chelsea […]]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[It looks like there’s more luxury housing coming to Manhattan’s swanky West Chelsea neighborhood. Homebuilder Toll Brothers, through its Toll Brothers City Living condo development division, has acquired a development site at 126-128 10th Avenue and next-door 456 West 18th Street from longtime owner the Nanis family for a total of $45 million, broker Adirondack […]]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Coworking operator Nomadworks has secured a new location in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood. The 33,783-square-foot lease at 122 West 27th Street establishes Nomadworks’ fourth New York City location roughly two blocks west of Madison Square Park. The future coworking space will span the entire ninth, 10th and 11th floors of the Rosen family’s 12-story office building, […]]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Sony is in negotiations to become the anchor tenant of Tishman Speyer’s planned 99 Hudson Boulevard in Hudson Yards, Commercial Observer has learned, and may already have a term sheet. Sony’s current U.S. headquarters is in the top 568,000 square feet of 11 Madison Avenue, but Sony, like other corporate occupiers, is looking for newer, […]]]>
View on RSS →Lender moves to foreclose on Chelsea apartment building owned by Gindi family member Crain's New York Business
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group’s 70 Hudson Yards — a roughly 1.4 million-square-foot office tower that won’t be complete until 2028 — has secured another office tenant, Commercial Observer has learned. Qube, a global investment manager, has agreed to lease 52,000 square feet at the planned 52-story office building currently under development in Manhattan’s […]]]>
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