By Cove Property Group
Ride-hailing company signs 100,638 rsf lease at new 441 Ninth Avenue
Cove Property Group (“Cove”) announced today the signing of a 100,638 rentable square foot lease by Lyft, Inc at Hudson Commons, a 28-story creatively
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Lyft signs 100K sf lease at Cove Property’s 441 Ninth Avenue
By David Jeans
A rendering of 441 Ninth Avenue with the Lyft mustache (Credit: Cove and Wikipedia)
Ride-share behemoth Lyft has signed a 100,000 square foot lease at the Hudson Commons new development on the Far West Side.
The San … Read More
Lyft Zooming Into Hudson Commons on Far West Side With 100K-SF Lease
By Lauren Elkies Schram
Lyft, the ride-hailing company, has nailed down 100,638 square feet at Hudson Commons at 441 Ninth Avenue, Commercial Observer can first report. It is taking floors two and three in the building when it
Kohn Pedersen Fox’s 17-Story Addition at 441 Ninth Avenue Progresses Above Midtown
Standing one block away from the Manhattan West complex is 441 Ninth Avenue. Located between 34th Street and 35th Street, the site sits among a hive of construction
ENR’s “2018 Year in Construction” Slideshow
The 2018 ENR Photo Contest Winners Gallery showcases a collection of the world’s greatest construction photography taken in the past year. The annual contest honors the photographers, without whose efforts this gallery wouldn’t exist and take its place in ENR’s … Read More
Business Cycle
by Daniel Gross and Brian Caisman
Peloton’s bikes may be stationary. But as CEO John Foley tells us, the business is on the move.
John Foley is the CEO and cofounder of Peloton, a fitness startup whose US$2,000 stationary bicycles … Read More
These were the top NYC office leases in November
by Lucas McGill
New York City’s office leasing market saw a diverse set of tenants in November, with no industry sector dominating the month’s top 10 office leases list. Everything from cycling start-ups to fashion to social media made the … Read More
CO’s Top Construction Firms of 2018
By Rebecca Baird-Remba
As commercial construction begins to eclipse New York City’s overheated residential development market, big contracting companies are beginning to shift their focus.
Although upscale rental and residential condominium construction will always be a mainstay of the Gotham … Read More
Maximizing Profits When Redeveloping Buildings
By Betsy Kim
Real estate experts share tips on getting the highest return on investment when re-purposing old buildings.
NEW YORK CITY—How do developers decide to buy and repurpose a building or demolish it and build from the ground up? … Read More
These were the largest Manhattan real estate loans in November
Foreign debt predominated the month’s biggest lending deals
By Will Parker
When big-time property owners need a loan the world is their oyster. And the largest loans recorded in Manhattan this November make abundant use of that world.
This month’s … Read More
