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May 16-18, 2008 |
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Michael Stoler — ArchiveMost Recent Articles by Michael Stoler Gauging the Slowdown's Impact on Office Space Believe It: Condo Sales Slow Even in Weak Economy, City's Retail Sector Is a Buy Is There a Silver Lining To the Doom and Gloom? Hospitality Industry Weathers Real Estate Storm The Financing Market: Worst in 20 Years Office Space Glut Talk of the Industry Shortage of Housing Threatens City Institutions How Philanthropy Builds New York Real Estate Leaders Bank on a Sunny Spring The 'Impossible Dream' of Rental Development The Divide Between Manhattan, Other Boroughs Residential Rental Buyers Adapt to Today's Market New Rules for Property Investment Sales Game Financing Availability Key to Rental Building Sales City's Hospitality Industry Inspires Cautious Optimism Heady Real Estate Days Are Behind Us 'Back to Basics' in 2008 The New Masters of the Lending Universe Strong Signs of Health For Medical Facilities Commercial Real Estate 'Rules' Changed in 2007 'A Very Exciting Time' For Retail in New York Sales Records Shattered Market Turmoil Alters Financing Landscape Amid Boom, a Fear of Glut in Hotels Concerns Rise Over Brooklyn Boom Downtown Brooklyn Finally Arrives Hospitality Industry Soars as Dollar Drops All Signs Pointing Up in Downtown Manhattan Rules of Rental Building Buying Game Have Changed Property Sales Outshine the Gloom and Doom Long Island City Finally Reaches Critical Mass Overseas, Manhattan Is Seen as a Bargain Slowdown Spawns Forecasts Nordstrom in Talks for Manhattan Store From City Parking Garages, Buildings Will Rise City's Parks Attract Exciting Residential Development Reading the Market in Turbulent Times Bullish on City - After 'Summer of Discontent' 'Mayhem' May Actually Be Good for the Markets The Residential Market, Too, Surges in Harlem City's Developers Agree: ‘Harlem Has Arrived' New York, Especially Manhattan, Is In With the Innkeeping Crowd Investment Sales Prices Closing In on $2,000 a Square Foot Investors Compare Manhattan Buildings With T-Bills Refashioned: Financial District Is Booming With Business Land Boom Resounds in Manhattan Retail Development Charges Ahead Around the City Downtown Brooklyn Rushes Toward Elusive ‘24/7' Status REITs Pouring Investment Into Dense Urban Corners |
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