Leading outdoor advertising company will remain in Long Island City warehouse/storage facility and separate Manhattan office location

Avison Young represents building owner in 6,886-square-foot lease for non-profit organization dedicated to supporting victims of domestic violence

Avison Young represented the building owner, an affiliate of New York City REIT, in negotiating the long-term lease extension for prominent Midtown bank

Avison Young represents seller in disposition of 4,523-square-foot building which was purchased by an end user

Four-story building located in the heart of one of lower Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods

New York City and Long Island offices for Tri-State brokerage tapped to market 153,000-square-foot Long Island office property for lease

Avison Young receives prestigious Edward S. Gordon Memorial Award at long-standing and respected awards ceremony honoring broker ingenuity in New York's CRE industry

Proceeds earmarked for school's endowment

Record low volume overall as COVID-19 impacts are felt; vacancy rate up as sublet and co-working space starts to hit the market

Unprecedented halt in sales activity due to COVID-19 results in lowest quarterly volume since the third quarter of 2009

Renovated property at 123 William Street has undergone transformational change

Greenwich Village properties sold for over $22 million

Includes three new leases in Manhattan totaling over 9,200 square feet and the sale of a 6,000-square-foot multi-family property in Brooklyn

Boutique downtown mixed-use building sells for $4.5 million

Transaction follows the 77,000 SF office lease Avison Young negotiated last year for Cozen O'Connor at 3 World Trade Center

Accomplishments include closed deals, property launches, webinars and podcasts

James Nelson, head of Avison Young's Tri-State Investment Sales, along with global director of research Nick Axford and NYC head of project management Kirsten Beck, analyze the future for CRE in a post-pandemic world

First quarter volume of 7.0 million square feet is the lowest since the Great Recession