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Former J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler sells Idaho estate
Former J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler sold his Idaho estate and a pair of neighboring lots for $11 million....
Convene closes Manhattan locations as corporate events fail to return
NYC carpenters union changes how it roots out mob ties
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner prepare NJ home for arrival
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Singapore luxury market rebounds despite fewer foreign buyers
Singapore’s housing market has rebounded from the lows brought on by the pandemic earlier this year, even with fewer...
National Weekend Edition
In remote work world, some tech CEOs are leaving Bay Area
Tech industry workers aren’t the only ones leaving San Francisco for new digs. So are their bosses. Several industry...
National Weekend Edition
UK tax break expiration could hurt struggling retailers
A popular tax break is expiring in the United Kingdom in January, threatening the country’s status as a shopping...
National Weekend Edition
Turkish mall valued at $1B in deal with Qatar
Turkish investment giant Dogus Holdings AS has agreed to sell a 30 percent stake in a high-end Istanbul shopping...
National Weekend Edition
John Wayne’s former Riverside County ranch relists for $8M
A sprawling Riverside County ranch once owned by actor John Wayne is back on the market for $8 million....
National Issue
The Trump Reorganization: What’s next for the president’s firm?
At a nighttime campaign rally in Macon, Georgia, last month, Donald Trump stood at the podium and tried to...
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Curtains: What to do with movie theaters
Even before the pandemic, Ari Benmosche realized that running his movie theater in a traditional sense wasn’t sustainable. The owner of the Lafayette Theater, a small venue in Suffern, New York, has shown the...
National Issue
RMBS then and now: Do securitized home loans still matter?
Between April and June, when the pandemic went from a shocking jolt to a daily reality, a record number...
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The inside story of 220 Central Park South, the world’s most profitable condo
The Trump Reorganization: What’s next for the president’s firm?
A challenge of biblical proportions: Developers brace for disaster
Law in order: Ranking New York’s legal power players
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The inside story of the world’s most profitable condo
If not for 220 Central Park South, Vornado Realty Trust’s recent financials would have been a horror show. Vornado,...
National Issue
Follow the renter: Multifamily investors pour capital into unexpected markets
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, multifamily occupancy is up. Memphis, Tennessee, is seeing rising rents, and cap rates for apartment...
National Archive
Fear and loathing in a pandemic: Insurers battle business interruption claims
As a Las Vegas casino owner, Phil Ruffin is used to taking risks. But this time the odds seem...
National Archive
Inside the ugly dispute between Michael Shvo and his partner pal
Michael Shvo’s rule-breaking had finally caught up with him. The controversial broker-turned-developer was sidelined on more than $2 billion...
National Archive Issue
Women in the industry reflect on real estate’s glass ceiling
If ever there was a time to talk about sex and gender issues in New York City real estate,...
Archive Issue
How Blackstone plans to keep its upper hand in the downturn
Seated in the New York State Capitol’s Red Room, Gov. Andrew Cuomo introduced the team that would restart the...
National Archive Issue
The brand dilemma: What Ryan Serhant’s new venture says about the future of brokerage
Only one of New York City’s top agents has half of a firm’s listings: Nest Seekers International’s Ryan Serhant....
Thor’s $150M loan on 597 Fifth heads to special servicing
Thor Equities’ troubles at 597 Fifth Avenue are mounting. The firm’s $105 million commercial mortgage-backed securities loan tied to...
Target planning yet another NYC store in Chelsea
Target is opening yet another location in New York City. The big-box retailer has signed a lease at 258...