City: New York City

Ian Schrager's proposed sale of New York's Paramount Hotel might have hit a stumbling block. If the sale falls through, Schrager's efforts to recapitalize a portfolio of hotels could be hurt.

June 18, 2004 Cityfeet.comThe new Virgin-branded cut-rate US airline will make New York City its corporate headquarters and is seeking quarters through Cushman & Wakefield. New York City competed with cities including Boston, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Dulles, ...

June 17, 2004 The New York TimesThe East River Plaza project in East Harlem may be gaining momentum, nearly five years after New York City officials approved a plan to replace the abandoned Washburn Wire factory with a big-box shopping ...

June 17, 2004 New York PostSL Green Realty Trust has signed a contract to buy two office buildings at 750 Third Ave. and 485 Lexington in midtown Manhattan from TIAA-CREF for $480 million, or about $300/sf. The sale, brokered by ...

Bids are still coming in for The Foundry, a two-building apartment complex in midtown Manhattan. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler is marketing a 50 percent stake in the property. The complex is valued around $90 million.

June 16, 2004 New York Post (Second item)Tishman-Speyer Properties is moving out of its own building at 520 Madison Ave. to accommodate the expanding Jeffries Group. Jeffries, which will also get its name on the 53rd Street side of the ...

June 16, 2004 New York PostSam Zell's Equity Residential Real Estate Investment Trust is finally breaking into the New York market with the acquisition of Hudson Crossing, a West Side apartment building recently developed and leased up by Dermot Cos. ...

The United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, which bought the 25-story office tower only last year, has hired Eastdil Realty to market it for sale. The fund is no doubt looking to better the $176.5 million it paid Tishman Speyer ...

June 14, 2004 Watch Associates, a unit of GE Capital, has officially put up for sale 125 Park Ave., a 575,000-square-foot office building in Manhattan's Grand Central District.The 25-story tower stands at the southeast corner of Park Avenue at 42nd ...

June 14, 2004 Lehman Brothers and Wachovia Bank have provided a $425 million first mortgage for 1515 Broadway, a 1.75 million-square-foot office building in Manhattan.SL Green Realty Corp. and SITQ Inc., which own the 56-story tower in a joint venture, ...