Kenzo is opening a new store in Soho
Fashion house Kenzo is opening a new store in Soho at the southwest corner of Grand and Mercer streets. The French company has leased 3,000 square feet at 107 Grand...
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Fashion house Kenzo is opening a new store in Soho at the southwest corner of Grand and Mercer streets. The French company has leased 3,000 square feet at 107 Grand...
The controversial Key Food residential project in Park Slope is going to developer Billy Macklowe and investor David Welsh as his partner. Sources said the site is now in contract...
Staggered by the imminent Barneys shutdown and recent closings of many smaller boutiques, Midtown’s fanciest shopping zone — at least part of it — is getting a sudden burst of...
George Harrison, Mark Ronson and Rodgers & Hammerstein all have catalogs represented by Concord, which is consolidating its offices, at 250 W. 57th St. The world’s largest independent developer, manager...
Prime Fifth Avenue has scored a new retail tenant. Spanish retailer Desigual has leased 5,200 square feet at 605 Fifth Ave. between East 48th and 49th streets, with 2,300 feet...
After losing to Facebook in a tug-of-war over the historic Farley Building, tech giant Apple is negotiating to lease office space at 11 Penn Plaza, sources said. The 1.15-million-square-foot building...
It was more telling who didn’t attend the Real Estate Board of New York’s annual banquet last week. A slew of powerful Democratic politicians — from Gov. Andrew Cuomo and...
Street meets chic as traditional luxury brands partner with streetwear designers, creating cross-promotions and co-locations to cater to young customers. “It’s the same customer that shops luxury,” says Gabriel Paisner...
Expensive land, high seller expectations and a complicated legislative environment all led to the sales market taking a beating in 2019. There have been fewer buildings trading, observes Savills’ Woody...
As building owners scramble and compete to attract and keep top tenants, money is pouring into old and new office buildings. New buildings, says Jeremy Moss of Silverstein Properties, are...