Rockrose Development News Today

A landowner named Hezekiah Beers Pierrepont started selling plots of his Brooklyn land in the 1820s restricted by eight-foot setbacks still in effect today, rankling modern developers.

Continuum Club, a bespoke ‘wellness social club’ opening up in Greenwich Village, will use artificial intelligence to generate training programs. Membership costs $10,000.

See what's on the agenda this week for local boards and departments.

Jerome Powell put the breaks on rate hikes which is an early Christmas present for an industry that has not had a great 2023.

An affiliate of Rockrose Development sealed a $293 million permanent loan for Lyra, a 51-story apartment building at 555 West 38th Street.

See what's on the agenda this week for local boards and commissions.

Investment management firm Holocene Advisors is sticking with its NoMad offices and tacking on another 12,124 square feet.

Rockrose Development is nearing completion on the repositioning of three office assets in Washington, D.C., which will combine to create The Row on 19th. 

Brooklyn’s investment sales activity has been barreling ahead in 2023 despite myriad market forces in its path.

Manhattan developer Alexico Group had sued both parties over the deal in June.