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Four Brooklyn landlords accused of illegally inflating rents
UPDATE, Oct. 30 2020, 2:30 p.m.: Four Brooklyn landlords have been hit with class action lawsuits accusing them of...
Open air windfalls: Shopping centers breeze past malls in their recovery
Since reopening in May, Miami’s Upper Buena Vista has seen its foot traffic surpass normal pre-Covid levels, according to...
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Less than a year ago, black SUVs and international tourists crowded the L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown, a prime property...
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Hudson Pacific studio revenue takes hit
Hudson Pacific Properties achieved a major milestone this summer when it sold Blackstone Group 49 percent of its $1.65 billion Hollywood real estate portfolio, which includes 1.2 million square feet in soundstage space —...
NYC offices get creative to lure workers back
Some New York City companies are offering perks to entice workers back to the office. Private rooms for children,...
Hallowed halls: The most haunted buildings in NYC
Suicides. Murders. Ghosts. And that’s just in the foyer. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the city is...
On the Market: Homes with Indoor Bowling Alleys
As we head into the fall season, people are looking to find indoor activities in the privacy and warmth...
Knotel slashes its workforce again
Flex office provider Knotel is tightening its belt even more as Manhattan workers balk at the idea of returning to the workplaces. On a conference call Thursday afternoon, the company announced it has laid...
Spinning crane at 111 West 57th Street casts debris on street
UPDATE, Oct. 30 2020, 3:30 p.m.: A wildly-spinning crane during high winds cast debris down on the street Thursday...