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[0:28] What is driving the increase in tenant improvement allowances in Manhattan?

[2:21] As banks continue to restrict their lending, these six real estate developers are blurring the lines between lender and borrower.

[5:49] Ralph Lauren plans to close the fashion chain's Fifth Avenue flagship amid a $370M restructuring plan.

[6:56] A Brooklyn developer is proposing a new development on Flatbush Avenue, with two schools, apartments and offices, that will reshape the borough's skyline.

[8:45] New York City's suburbs have the vast majority of developable land in the region, and there is incredible potential for developers to bring modern, walkable development to the area's transit connections.

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