Bungalow Projects is betting big on Brooklyn’s film industry, with plans that could reshape two neighborhoods and create thousands of jobs.
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The Travel Agency opens cannabis dispensary in NYC’s SoHo, blending art and retail
The Travel Agency’s newest cannabis dispensary in SoHo isn’t just about retail — it’s a celebration of the neighborhood’s artistic legacy, featuring custom installations that explore cannabis culture.
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Charney Cos. lands $135M loan for 45-story condo tower near Downtown Brooklyn
A major New York City developer has secured a nine-figure loan to build a soaring residential tower in Brooklyn, marking a significant milestone for the project.
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Luxury online brand NakedCashmere to open NYC brick-and-mortar in West Village
The direct-to-consumer company based out of California will open a location in Manhattan this summer.
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New Flatbush apartment building sold for $28 million
Amenities the apartment building include rooftop access, coworking space and a gym.
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Rite Aid’s second Chapter 11 leads to 36 NYC stores hitting the market
Disposition firm working with national drug chain begins marketing nearly 1,250 store locations as available in 15 states a day after retailer files for second Chapter 11 in two years.
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The Maze, an alcohol-free members club, is coming to Manhattan
Programming at The Maze will range from networking events to a signature monthly “Cornerstone Dinner.”
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Moda Operandi signs 30,000-square-foot lease for e-commerce distribution in Queens
The company’s “growth and scale led them to the decision to take their distribution needs in-house,” a broker on the deal said.
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Riveron to nearly triple its New York City office space with move in Midtown
The company previously occupied a 7,000-square-foot space at 461 Fifth Ave.
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New York City’s coworking spaces are shrinking, new report finds
New York City’s coworking landscape is shifting, with spaces in Manhattan and Brooklyn getting smaller on average. Find out what’s driving this trend and how it compares to national patterns.
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