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Corrections and clarifications

Correction: The article “Cushman Seeks New CEO” in the January 2010 issue of The Real Deal magazine incorrectly reported that Cushman & Wakefield had an $8 million loss for the third quarter, due to a subtraction error. In fact a further analysis by The Real Deal of Exor’s financial reports indicated a $6 million loss for Cushman & Wakefield in the quarter, although at the same time Exor reported a profit of 2.1 million euros for Cushman during the quarter.

Correction: In an article published in the January print issue of The Real Deal inadvertently misspelled Patricia Dunphy’s last name.

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Correction: In a Web story, The Real Deal incorrectly stated that the L Haus development was still offering a price protection program. It is no longer offering that program.


Correction: In a Web story, The Real Deal mistakenly said
that two-bedroom apartments, rather than three-bedrooms, rented for
$12,000 a month. There are no two-bedrooms in the building.

Clarification: In an item about condo buyers’ wacky concerns, Brick Underground mistakenly identified the Corcoran Group as the originator of the information. At this time, it’s unclear where the information came from.