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The National Academy of Design continued its sell-off of its longtime Upper East Side headquarters, this time unloading the former

Audio equipment manufacturer Harman is moving its new design agency, Huemen, into Savanna’s 19 West 44th Street. The Samsung-owned speaker

Fluent, Inc., a digital marketing firm, will upgrade its offices with bigger digs within the Financial District, brokers on the

Knead Hospitality + Design is opening a second restaurant at The Wharf development in Washington, D.C., Commercial Observer learned at

Helaba, a German bank behind a steady stream of major Manhattan financings of late, has come forward with $125 million

Grass River Real Estate Credit Partners has provided a $36 million package to an entity called Durango Warm Springs III

During Commercial Observer’s third annual Fall Financing Forum at The Metropolitan Club in New York, a break-out panel discussed the

Coworking and office space provider AdvantEdge Workspaces has signed a lease for 51,268 square feet at Chevy Chase Pavilion in

The United States Postal Service has renewed its lease as the lead tenant at International Place, a 12-story office building

WhyHotel has secured $10 million to launch three pop-up hotels in Northern, Va., according to a press release from the

Berdon LLP sat down with Cauldwell Wingate’s Steven Jureller who breaks down why everything is going up in construction. 0:31 –

Queens is not playing around; even the toy factories are being converted into offices. In April, the Kaufman Organization inked

Nonprofit financier Thrivent Financial has led a $85 million financing backed by five industrial assets spread throughout California and Pennsylvania,

One retailer seems to be right on target with its expansion plans. And that retailer is Target. Though the department

New York City’s strong economy and an incredible boom in new office space has made 2018 another banner year for