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Life Sciences Development in New York City Promises to Make City an Industry Hub

January 5, 2023 by Editor

Life Sciences Development in New York City Promises to Make City an Industry Hub

  The life sciences development boom in New York City picked up steam in 2022 as the real estate market is pulling out of the pandemic slump, and the city’s capacity for further expansion of labs and incubators is significant. Less than 4 percent of NYC office space — about 1.9 million square feet — is currently developed for life sciences use, and deals are rapidly … [Read more...] about Life Sciences Development in New York City Promises to Make City an Industry Hub

Ivanhoé renews 1.2M sq. ft. of NYC office tower leases

January 5, 2023 by Editor

Ivanhoé renews 1.2M sq. ft. of NYC office tower leases

  1211 Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan. (Courtesy Ivanhoé Cambridge) Ivanhoé Cambridge has locked up its anchor tenants, Fox Corporation and News Corp, with long-term lease renewals at its iconic 44-storey 1211 Avenue of the Americas tower in Midtown Manhattan in New York. The two extensions total almost 1.2 million square feet of space within the … [Read more...] about Ivanhoé renews 1.2M sq. ft. of NYC office tower leases

Apartments Vanish From New York’s Rent Regulation System and Questions Linger About How

January 5, 2023 by Editor

Apartments Vanish From New York’s Rent Regulation System and Questions Linger About How

  Amid an ongoing housing affordability crisis, the number of apartments New York landlords register as rent stabilized has dropped significantly — even after a 2019 state law forbade deregulation in most cases. Potentially thousands of tenants are now paying rent that exceeds formerly regulated amounts, without the rights rent-regulated tenants receive, such as … [Read more...] about Apartments Vanish From New York’s Rent Regulation System and Questions Linger About How

NYC Meeting Room Rental Packages with Concierge Services at 4 Prime Servcorp Manhattan Locations

January 5, 2023 by Editor

NYC Meeting Room Rental Packages with Concierge Services at 4 Prime Servcorp Manhattan Locations

  Listed as one of the best places for off-site meetings, Servcorp has enhanced their meeting facilities and concierge services to guarantee completely professional and luxurious business meetings for remote businesses. These updates include a committed concierge, advanced audio-visual meeting equipment, and much more. New York, United States – December 22, 2022 … [Read more...] about NYC Meeting Room Rental Packages with Concierge Services at 4 Prime Servcorp Manhattan Locations

Riverhead considers adding battery energy storage systems to town code, as residents question safety, urge in-depth study

January 5, 2023 by Editor

Riverhead considers adding battery energy storage systems to town code, as residents question safety, urge in-depth study

  Angry residents objected to allowing large battery energy storage systems in Riverhead Town during a public hearing last week, arguing that the safety of the systems and potential locations of the new use should be more carefully studied in the town’s comprehensive planning process. Residents objecting to adopting the code without further study cited incidents, … [Read more...] about Riverhead considers adding battery energy storage systems to town code, as residents question safety, urge in-depth study

NYC digital health firms renting less office space to cut costs

January 4, 2023 by Editor

NYC digital health firms renting less office space to cut costs

  Progyny’s playbook is not necessarily typical of a new class of technology-enabled health care companies building in the city amid the growing prominence of hybrid or remote work. These firms are making thoughtful decisions about how much space they need and for what purpose. Matt Coursen, executive managing director and market leader for the mid-Atlantic health care … [Read more...] about NYC digital health firms renting less office space to cut costs

Servcorp’s NYC Virtual Office Address at 667 Madison Avenue in the Heart of Manhattan Continues to be in High Demand

January 4, 2023 by Editor

Servcorp’s NYC Virtual Office Address at 667 Madison Avenue in the Heart of Manhattan Continues to be in High Demand

Servcorp’s Prestigious Upper East Side Business Center at 667 Madison Avenue is one of the most sought-after locations in Manhattan. A virtual office provides business owners and entrepreneurs access to conference and meeting rooms, mail forwarding and on-site call answering. New York, United States – December 29, 2022 — Servcorp, a leading provider of virtual office … [Read more...] about Servcorp’s NYC Virtual Office Address at 667 Madison Avenue in the Heart of Manhattan Continues to be in High Demand

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