Tenants angry at landlord for heatless winters protest outside his home   UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan (PIX11) – Spring may be around the corner, but all a group of tenants could think about on Saturday, was the long frigid winter they endured with only sporadic heat. The mostly rent stabilized tenants came in from Brooklyn […]

Landlord “Pushes Out” Gramercy’s Ess-A-Bagel After 39 Years The original Gramercy location of bagel and spread emporium Ess-A-Bagel has only a few weeks left in business before they’re unceremoniously tossed out of their 39-year-old home. The schmear shop—along with neighboring businesses Grill 21 and Rose Restaurant—are being forced out after the landlord declined to renew […]

Six Trends in Commercial Real Estate to Watch for in 2015 This article was written by Peter Burley and David Lynn, two of the contributors to ULI’s new book, The Investor’s Guide to Commercial Real Estate. While many variables will determine the course of  U.S. commercial real estate, here are six potential trends for 2015 based […]

5 Reasons Why You’d Be Silly To Ignore Commercial Property in 2015 Let’s say you’ve squirrelled away a hefty sum of money and have been thinking of plonking it down on a property investment. Uncles at your local coffeeshop have been filling your head with all manner of praises for property investment, and how it […]

Here’s Why Brokers Won’t Return Entrepreneurs’ Calls It’s a common complaint among entrepreneurs looking for office space. Why don’t brokers call them back? The truth is that the majority of brokers do return inquiries. At our startup OfficeSpace, a platform for finding office spaces for your company, we’ve found that how you phrase your initial request about […]