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Walking down a Midtown Manhattan street today still feels different from what you remember before the pandemic, right?
Picture New York City as the backdrop of an epic battle, not with swords and shields, but with skyscrapers and subway maps—a modern-day arena where giants play a game of kings.
2024 is here, and the commercial real estate scene sees renewed activity and potential shifts, especially after the pandemic era’s rollercoaster ride.
A silent tug-of-war occurs in the beating heart of global commerce – New York City.
Known to many as the city that never sleeps, New York City is notoriously one of the busiest, loudest, and most trafficked urban centers in the world.
No matter how anyone tries to spin it, we are already in a recession.
2021 has been another challenging year for New Yorkers and everyone else in the world, for that matter.
For the first time since 2000, the market value of New York City commercial real estate has declined.
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The New York City commercial real estate market took quite a hit in 2020.
Over the past few months, New York City commercial real estate has gone through a whirlwind of changes, some of them permanent.
The New York City retail market took a hard hit as the pandemic spread across the city.
Office towers in the New York City commercial real estate market sell at exorbitant price tags, and investors from around the world are willing to shell out hundreds of millions – and sometimes even billions – to own trophy office space in the city.
New York City, the city that never sleeps, is also the city that never stops building.
NYC Traffic Complaints Drop 37% Compared to Q1 2019 and 49% Compared to Q4 2019 Traffic in New York City tends to fluctuate throughout the year.
New York City is one of the busiest urban centers in the world.
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Office development in New York City is more intense than ever, fueled by steady job growth in the metro and a constant influx of tech businesses leasing and expanding office space in NYC.
We recently looked at a decade’s worth of New York City office sales, zooming in on each borough to see the evolution of the market from 2010 through 2019.
The New York City office market is one of the busiest in the world, in terms of both leasing and sales activity.
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