The Helmsley Building’s vacancy rate has more than doubled, to a painful 44%, since the Midtown landmark went into ...

The vacancy rate at the Midtown tower ballooned to 44% in the seven months since the property faced foreclosure.

One of North Yorkshire’s most popular market towns (officially - it won the Great British High Street Award’s best market ...

The Helmsley was valued at $770 million in November, a steep drop from the $1.3 billion value just three years prior, CO reported. Built in 1929, the 34-story office tower was developed by the New ...

Developer Harry Helmsley acquired the property in 1978 and renamed it the New York General Building so he’d only have to change two letters on its facade. “I’m cheap,” he told the New York ...

Crain’s New York Business first reported the dip in valuation. The 34-story office tower was developed in 1929 by the New York Central Railroad and was known as the New York Central building until ...

Feature on Helmsley in North Yorkshire photographed by Tony Johnson for The Yorkshire Post. The beck running through Helmsley with spa hotel, The Feversham Arms and the Church of All Saints.

The Yorkshire town of Helmsley that dates back more than 5,000 years is set to feature in the Channel 5 series Yorkshire Great and Small With Dan and Helen - here is its history.

The North Yorkshire Moor’s only market town, Helmsley (located between Thirsk and Pickering) is a location that delivers a history lesson stretching from the Stone Age (3000BC) to the modern day.