Address: 28 and 40 W. 23rd St., Manhattan Landlord: Williams Equities Tenant: Ramp Lease size: 132,000 square feet Asset type ...

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The swirling chaos of FBI raids and a cascade of subpoenas signal a disturbing derailment of administrative function at City ...

The city-backed technology training center Civic Hall has received a $15 million gift that will allow it to build out its Union Square space, expand programming and rename its facility after the donor ...

Every mayor comes with a different set of policy priorities and budgetary constraints – and it’s up to the commissioner to ...

New York City has awarded a hefty contract to construction giant Skanska to help transform five acres of Kips Bay into a life ...

Kings County Hospital Center plans to expand its ambulatory surgery unit as the facility braces for greater demand from the ...

Many owners and borrowers who have been wiped out in their investment property’s capital stack prefer to walk away, unable or ...

During the height of the pandemic, women lost 12.2 million jobs — a massive blow to diversity, talent retention and productivity. While some have gone back to work, many have elected not to return, ...

In Queens, no 7 trains at Flushing-Main Street between Tuesday, Oct. 1 and Friday, Oct. 4 from 12:15 a.m. to 5 a.m. The 7 line runs between 34th Street-Hudson Yards and Mets-Willets Point, the last ...

Retirement funds for police officers, teachers, non-teaching school employees, and civil servants are investing $9.5 million ...