Why Gowanus is suddenly smelling sweet to hungry New York developers
Real Estate Weekly
In the Gowanus neighborhood where real estate developers are anxiously plotting new development projects along a toxic canal,
Brooklyn’s Raging Real Estate Boom Hits a Calm Patch
The Bridge
In the long-running saga of Brooklyn’s real-estate boom, a bit of stability seems to have emerged. Tech and
Could amenities become more important than apartments in Brooklyn?
The Real Deal
The future of Brooklyn may look a lot like the future of liberal arts colleges. For some tenants,
Adding some zeroes: Is Pacific Park ready for a 1M sf office tower?
The Real Deal
MaryAnne Gilmartin, Jed Walentas talk office, retail and resi at Only Brooklyn event. The fate of the development
South Brooklyn real estate is no get-rich-quick scheme, panel says
The Real Deal
Demand for South Brooklyn real estate may be heating up, but it’s not a place where investors should
Wait, rent concessions in Brooklyn are going down now?
The Real Deal
Despite month after month of record-high concessions in Brooklyn, Sugar Hill Capital Partners co-founder David Schwartz said at a
2018 Ones to Watch
New York Real Estate Journal
The New York Real Estate Journal recently featured a "Ones to Watch" Spotlight, focusing on both up and coming professionals as
Real Estate Board, Brokers Outraged About Vacancy Tax Talks
Commercial Observer
As Mayor Bill de Blasio jumps on the “vacancy tax” bandwagon, the Real Estate Board of New York and brokers are crying
TerraCRG tapped for Greenwood Heights ground lease
Real Estate Weekly
TerraCRG has been retained to represent ownership in the ground lease or sale of 225 25th Street, a 52,250
The owner of a 52,000-square-foot warehouse in Greenwood Heights has put it on the market
Crain's New York
The owner of a 52,000-square-foot warehouse in Greenwood Heights has put it on the market with the aim
Blockbuster Land Sales Might Be A Thing Of The Past In NYC
Bisnow New York
The New York City land market has been deathly quiet in the past few years and, as of
Private Educational Institutions Are Getting Schooled by Brooklyn Real Estate
Commercial Observer
Ruth Arberman, the founder of The Sterling School—a privately run elementary school for second through sixth graders in
The Best Neighborhoods To Turn A Profit In Brooklyn Right Now
Bisnow New York
Investors have flocked to Brooklyn in the past decade, pushing prices to new heights and spurring a flood of
Did the NYC multifamily market almost die in 2017?
The Real Deal
Portfolios virtually vanished and volume steeply declined, but brokers are optimistic for a rebound in 2018. People have
Brooklyn Investment Dollar Volume Has Fallen For The Second Consecutive Year To $6.3 Billion
Commercial Observer
Brooklyn investment sales plummeted for a second consecutive year, according to a new market report from TerraCRG released today. The