Manhattan Office Market Enjoys Best Year Since Financial Crisis Manhattan Office Market Enjoys Best Year Since Financial Crisis According to JLL, Manhattan's office market recorded its strongest year since the financial crisis, posting steep declines in vacancy, positive absorption and a 10-year high in new large block leasing activity by year-end 2014. READ MORE
26 of the World's Hottest New Experiences for 2015 26 of the World's Hottest New Experiences for 2015 One of the most anticipated openings of 2015 is the launch of the observation deck at the mighty One World Trade Center. READ MORE
Take a Video Tour of Droga5's Offices, Easily the Coolest on Wall Street Droga5 office space The agency recently relocated its New York headquarters from the NoHo neighborhood to 120 Wall St., the hub of the Financial District. READ MORE
Why Downtown is the “New” New York Why Downtown is the “New” New York MHP Real Estate Services, with Clarion Partners, closed on the $470M purchase of 180 Maiden Lane, a 1,200,000 square foot Class A office tower in downtown Manhattan. READ MORE
Inside Downtown's Tallest Residential Tower, 30 Park Place Inside Downtown's Tallest Residential Tower, 30 Park Place Larry Silverstein's limestone pillar 30 Park Place topped out today at 926 feet, officially making it the tallest residential tower Downtown. READ MORE
7K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC 7K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC Imagine leaning out of an open door of a helicopter 7,500 feet over New York City on a very dark and chilly night... READ MORE
52 Places to Go in 2015 NYC skyline Lower Manhattan, # 16 on The New York Times list of the world’s best places to visit in 2015. READ MORE
A Pizza Speakeasy, Ralph Lauren’s Dining Atelier and 45 Hot New Eateries for 2015 Inside restaurant In recent years, French has been the fad, but with a number of new Spanish spots opening, 2015 is more about patatas than pommes. READ MORE
Kevin McKenzie on Reinventing the Shopping Mall Shopping mall Real estate research firm Green Street Advisors predicts that 15 percent of malls in the US will close or be converted into non-retail space within the next decade. Meanwhile, retail analyst Howard Davidowitz expects half of America’s shopping malls to fail over the next 15 to 20 years. READ MORE