Rockaway Beach gets 10-story rezoning ask from solo developer - Crain's New York
Rockaway Beach gets 10-story rezoning ask from solo developer Crain's New York
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Rockaway Beach gets 10-story rezoning ask from solo developer Crain's New York
View on RSS →20-14 Cornaga Avenue, Far Rockaway Sold for $760K Traded
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Without access to a safe, stable and affordable place to live, people lack the foundation for financial, physical and emotional well-being. Yet, right now, far too many Americans are struggling to find homes they can afford, and, as costs continue to rise, the challenge becomes more acute. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the […]]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[ Queens, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) arranged The Vaja Group’s $26.39 million acquisition of 24-41 31]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Moses Freund’s Vaja Group is set to purchase another development site along the 31st Street corridor in Astoria, Queens, Commercial Observer has learned. The developer will acquire Friday the one-story retail building at 24-41 31st Street — a former Staples location — for $26.39 million, according to broker IPRG. The 29,638-square-foot site offers nearly 150,000 buildable […]]]>
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Brooklyn-based Borough Developers has acquired a major mixed-use development site in Downtown Brooklyn, right across from the new retail project at a former Macy’s, Commercial Observer has learned. The firm acquired 485 Fulton Street and 147 Lawrence Street — a 33,153-square-foot site known as the Bridge & Fulton Development Site — from ICER Real Estate […]]]>
View on RSS →Development Site Financed for $12.3M Traded
View on RSS →This is bananas: Benjamin Cos sprouts agriculture on $33M Fort Lauderdale development site The Real Deal
View on RSS →Development Site Financed for $6.6M Traded
View on RSS →<![CDATA[Nearwater Management did not have to look far for a new office. The asset management firm is moving within SL Green Realty’s portfolio from One Vanderbilt to 37,563 square feet on the entire 28th floor at 245 Park Avenue on an eight-year lease, according to the real estate investment trust (REIT). The two buildings are […]]]>
View on RSS →Prolific Brooklyn builder acquires Williamsburg development site for $15.6M Crain's New York
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