Northeast

photo of Henry Hall, a 33-story, 225-unit luxury multifamily tower at 525 W. 38th St. in the Hudson Yards neighborhood in Manhattan. Amstar Group LLC of Denver acquired the property from a Shorenstein Investment Advisors and Dreamscape Cos. joint venture.

Amstar Makes $129M Purchase of Hudson Yards Residential Tower

JLL represented both sides of the transaction.

Collage of Prospect Park South portfolio

Brooklyn Affordable Housing Portfolio Changes Hands for $80M

The properties benefit from a mix of tax abatement and rent stabilization laws.

A rendering of the interior of an apartment at 61 Broadway.

RXR JV Secures $500M for Manhattan Conversion

The project will turn a Financial District office tower into 796 residential units.

Headshot of Vincent Myers, President of DIGroupArchitecture.

The New Jersey Architect Carrying the Blueprint Forward

Vincent Myers of DIGroup reflects on growing up in architecture, finding purpose in civic design and leading with care.

A chart of New York City's top 5 multifamily sales of January 2026

Top 5 NYC Multifamily Building Sales—January 2026

PropertyShark collected New York City’s top deals for the multifamily sector.

Liberty Towers Pool Deck

Affinius Capital JV to Acquire Veris Residential for $3.4B

The REIT would go private following the sale’s closing.

Exterior shot depicting the construction of a garden style multifamily property.

New York Kicks Off $150M Workforce Housing Development Fund

The vehicle aims to meet the housing demand spurred by Micron’s $100 billion investment in the state.

Exterior shot of Hunter's Point South in Long Island, N.Y.

Related Cos. JV Obtains $137M for Queens Affordable Property

New York City Housing Development Corp. provided the financing.

Rendering of ECCO, a luxury multifamily community in Elizabeth, N.J.

LeCesse, MAS Secure $83M for Metro NYC Luxury Project

The community is scheduled for delivery in late 2027.

Exterior rendering of Boulevard Houses

New Generation, Same Mission: PRC’s Next Phase in Affordable Housing

Principal & CEO Matthew Linde on leadership transition and how the firm is aligning mission and market realities as it expands beyond New York City.