Former Hoboken Grocery Property Primed for Redevelopment Snags $8.24 Million
226-228 Washington Street, Hoboken. Photo by Bill Hartnett/Jersey Digs. A two-story retail property located on Hoboken’s primary commercial…
Lenders’ Rent-Stabilized Disappearing Act, By The Numbers
New York Community Bancorp was once one of the most important financial backstops to some of the most…
Jersey City’s 165 Newark Development Snags $35 Million Loan
Fencing and permits have gone up at 165 Newark Avenue for a 51-unit development that will partially preserve…
Manhattan retail vacancies abound despite hype from brokers, biz districts
January is fantasy season for Manhattan’s retail-leasing scene. Leading brokerages and business improvement districts want us to believe that…
The N.Y. Deal Sheet (January 13, 2026)
Payments platform PayPal took a sizable bite out of Hudson Square’s most sought-after office complex. PayPal signed for…
As Prime Spaces Dwindle, NYC Retail Demand Isn’t Trickling Down
The good mood was palpable at ICSC’s New York this week, with the retail sector’s strong performance this year, resilient…
With Rents Down And Vacancy Up, Tri-State Industrial Owners Go Small
Thor Equities’ 230K SF industrial facility in Passaic, New Jersey, was once more than 25% larger than it…
Pension Funds Take The Off-Ramp From Office Landlord Status
Historically, retirement funds have been major owners of New York City’s office buildings. Out of them would flow stable, predictable…
The New York City Office Market Is Roaring Back, and It’s Pricier Than Ever
New York City’s office market is enjoying its biggest boom in nearly two decades, leaving the rest of…
The New York City Office Market Is Roaring Back, and It’s Pricier Than Ever
New York City’s office market is enjoying its biggest boom in nearly two decades, leaving the rest of…