Natalie Wong

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NYC Shoppers Shunning Madison Avenue As Swanky Boutiques Depart

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One reason the area has struggled is that it has little appeal for young people, says one real estate advisor.

State Street Will Leave NYC Offices In Embrace Of Hybrid Work

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Financial firms and other companies are re-evaluating their real estate footprint in New York.

Wall Street Frets Over Its Clout As 'Champion' Cuomo Exits

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The change in governors has clouded Wall Street's ability to predict what's to come.

Silicon Valley Has The Lowest Office-Vacancy Rate In U.S.

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Tech companies so far have been paying the rent and holding onto their space even with most workers at home.

Manhattan's Newest Skyscraper Opens Up To A Dead Midtown

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Landlords have been pressing business leaders to bring people back to their offices.

NYC Landlord Stepping Up Back-To-Office Campaign With Banks

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One of New York City’s biggest landlords is ramping up a campaign to bring finance tenants back to their offices.

Manhattan Office Rents Seen Plunging 26% In Prolonged Downturn

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Some offices in New York City have reopened, though many buildings remain empty.

Investors Bet On Manhattan Landlords With NYC Gripped By Unrest

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Investors are showing optimism about Manhattan despite a potentially drawn out recovery.

'Wave Of Defaults' Is Coming For Retail And Hotels, NYC Developer Says

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His company said earlier this month that about a quarter of its retail tenants had paid rent in April.

Fight Over Commercial Rent Gets Ugly With Default Wave Looming

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Hundreds of businesses have missed April payments or sent out relief requests.

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