Business
Manhattan Office Values Settle at a New, Lower Floor
Owners have stopped waiting for 2019 and started rewriting the loans.
By Jordan Feinstein · 4 min read
New York · Business
Business & Finance
Markets, labor, small business and the shifting economics of the New York region.
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Business
Small Manufacturers Find Room in the Outer Boroughs
Industrial rents rose, then rationalized, and the machine shops stayed.
By Lucia Moreno
Business
The City's Job Growth Is Real and Unevenly Paid
Health care and hospitality lead the count; wages tell a different story.
By Jordan Feinstein
Business
Regional Banks Court the Businesses the Big Ones Left
Relationship lending is back, priced accordingly.
By Aaron Tillman
Business
Wall Street's Quiet Reorganization of Its Middle
Automation reached the desks that once trained the next generation.
By Jordan Feinstein
Business
A Garment District Survivor Builds a Second Life
Sample rooms, short runs and the economics of making clothes in Midtown.
By Lucia Moreno
Business
Freight and Warehousing Reshape the Waterfront Economy
Last-mile delivery pays more per square foot than most factories could.
By Aaron Tillman
Business
Retail Vacancy Falls Where Landlords Cut Deals
Percentage rents and shorter leases are refilling storefronts.
By Lucia Moreno
Business
Pension Funds Weigh Their Real Estate Exposure
City retirement systems hold the buildings the market is repricing.
By Aaron Tillman
Business
Child Care Costs Are Now a Labor Market Story
Employers in three sectors describe it as their binding constraint.
By Lucia Moreno
Business
The Rise of the Very Small Business
Sole proprietorships have grown faster than payroll firms for five straight years.
By Jordan Feinstein
Business
Insurance Premiums Climb for Buildings Near the Water
Flood maps have moved, and so have the underwriters.
By Aaron Tillman
Business
Tourism Returns, With a Different Wallet
Visitor numbers approach records while spending patterns stay changed.
By Lucia Moreno
Business
Venture Money Rediscovers Unglamorous Industries
Logistics, insurance and payroll software are drawing the checks.
By Jordan Feinstein
Business
A Cooperative Grocery Turns a Profit and a Corner
Member labor, thin margins and a lesson in neighborhood retail.
By Aaron Tillman