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[0:30] CRE tech firm VTS made two new executive hires aimed at driving its next phase of growth following its merger with former rival Hightower.

[0:58] HNA Group, the Chinese conglomerate, has secured a $1.75B loan to fund its $2.2B purchase of 245 Park Ave. from Brookfield.

[1:47] Vornado chairman Steve Roth wants to sell his share of the Kushner family's trophy office building as Charles Kushner plans a $7.5B redevelopment plan.

[2:44] A former NGKF employee is suing her old firm, alleging sexual harassment and discrimination.

[3:33] The New York City agency that controls the city's office leasing has frozen all pending real estate deals without providing a formal explanation.

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