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Design company ditching Park Slope for Industry City

CrainsNewYork.com (Nonprofits) 2/4 6:19A Julian Nazar
Another company is moving its headquarters to Brooklyn's Industry City. Square Design has inked a 5-year deal for 24,000 square feet at Building 26 of the six-million-square-foot mixed-use complex in Sunset Park. The company, which previously had...

Doctor-turned-real estate exec picks up pair of historic SoHo buildings

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 1/22 7:26A Eddie Small
A pair of SoHo apartment buildings dating back to the turn of the 20th century has sold for $18 million. Michael Ostad, a doctor-turned-real estate executive, purchased the adjacent properties at 159 and 161 Prince St. from Midtown-based JSRE...

Tech execs snag Carroll Gardens home in one of largest 2025 townhouse deals

CrainsNewYork.com (Nonprofits) 1/13 6:04A C. J. Hughes
A tech power couple has picked up a Brooklyn townhouse in a deal that ranks among the priciest in recent months. Mark Grennan, an Amazon advertising executive, and his husband, Daire Hickey, the co-founder of tech-focused public relations firm...

Ex-magazine executives turn the page on Park Slope brownstone

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 1/8 7:22A C. J. Hughes
A stylish experiment in family-based co-living has come to a profitable end. Chris Mitchell and Pilar Guzman, Conde Nast executives-turned-interior designers, have sold the prewar Park Slope brownstone they co-owned and shared with Mitchell’s...

Here are 5 NYC bars and restaurants to try in 2026

CrainsNewYork.com (International) 1/1 12:03A Julianne Cuba
New York is known for its vast and eclectic variety of foods, from dollar slices to Neapolitan pies, and omakase to ramen. It seemingly has everything — except a certain rye bread from Austria. Austria's renowned Auer baking family is bringing...

TENNIS AND PICNIC HOUSES, PROSPECT PARK

Forgotten New York 12/20 3:59A Kevin Walsh
Forgotten New York - Facing the Long Meadow in Prospect Park are two historic buildings, unique in their design but diverging in their history with the Picnic House open to the public for events, Forgotten New York -

Op-ed: Why supporting our grocery stores is a matter of survival

CrainsNewYork.com (Health Care) 12/15 7:59A Kate MacKenzie , Molly Wasow Par
Walk down any block in New York City, from the Grand Concourse to the Grand Army Plaza, and you will find one of the true cornerstones of our community: the local grocery store. Whether a local bodega or an independently owned supermarket, these...

Lander announces congressional run against Goldman, with Mamdani’s support

CrainsNewYork.com (Nonprofits) 12/10 2:31A Nick Garber
Outgoing Comptroller Brad Lander announced Wednesday that he will run for Congress against incumbent Dan Goldman — with an early endorsement from Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. In a three-minute launch video that depicts Lander walking around his...

Midwood house goes for $8 million, a big deal for Brooklyn

CrainsNewYork.com (International) 12/7 11:33P C. J. Hughes
Midwood — Brooklyn’s suburb-within-a-city — has scored another unusually large residential sale. Yosef Hakoun, a real estate investor, purchased a prewar home on East Eighth Street from Joseph Ben-Haim, a swimwear manufacturer, for $8 million,...

SoulCyle co-founder picks up Cobble Hill brownstone for $6M

CrainsNewYork.com (Advertising & Marketing) 11/17 11:33P C. J. Hughes
SoulCycle’s co-founder has snapped up a Cobble Hill brownstone. Fresh off the sale of her Colorado estate, Elizabeth Cutler has purchased a renovated 3,200-square-foot Clinton Street property for $5.7 million, according to a deed that appeared in...
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