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Family offices gearing up to pounce on distressed real estate
The world was still feeling the aftershocks of America’s subprime mortgage crisis when Julien Haccoun landed his MBA and...
A challenge of biblical proportions: Developers brace for disaster
Family offices gearing up to pounce on distressed real estate
Manhattan market’s “steady upward slog” persists as suburbs and Brooklyn see gains
“Absolute craziness”: Critics slam bill requiring sprinklers in every apartment
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A challenge of biblical proportions: Developers brace for disaster
UPDATED, Nov. 19, 10:10 a.m.: Smoke billowed across northern Colorado in late October, during what is typically the end...
Manhattan market’s “steady upward slog” persists as suburbs and Brooklyn see gains
Demand for single-family homes, even within New York City limits, continued to command housing markets both in and outside...
Los Angeles
Country’s most outrageous spec home to hit market
Nile Niami is getting serious about selling “The One” — a Bel Air spec mansion that the developer previously...
Scale Lending originates $38M inventory loan for unsold UWS condos
Scale Lending recently provided a $38 million inventory loan for more than two dozen unsold units at a luxury...
“Absolute craziness”: Critics slam bill requiring sprinklers in every apartment
Following a number of fatal fires, including a Bronx blaze that killed a dozen people in 2017, the City...
Los Angeles
“Casino Loyale”: Developers, ex-LA deputy mayor indicted in Huizar corruption scandal
Real estate developers and a former Los Angeles deputy mayor have been charged in the two-year-long corruption case centered...
Evictions, unpaid vendors and back rent: Lawsuits mounting against Knotel
As it retreats from its once-ambitious expansion plans, Knotel is facing an escalating barrage of evictions, claims from unpaid...
National
Leadership shake-ups hit Vornado, Cushman & Wakefield and Howard Hughes
Three major real estate firms announced shake-ups to their leadership teams this week. Vornado Realty Trust’s chief financial officer...
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Elliman Insights: Navigating A Volatile Market
This year’s real estate market has been a roller-coaster ride. After starting strong in a humming economy, sales ground...
Tom Gammino joins Paul Massey’s B6
Investment sales veteran Tom Gammino is reuniting with Paul Massey at his B6 Real Estate Advisors brokerage. Gammino, who was let go from JLL in October during a round of layoffs, will head up...
Miami
You get a condo! Billionaire Lawrence Stroll sells Oprah’s former Fisher Island penthouse
The luxury penthouse that made Oprah Winfrey a South Florida homeowner has sold for $20 million. Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll sold the Fisher Island...
National
Housing drives rise in construction spending October
A strong housing market continued to fuel construction spending this fall. Construction spending grew an estimated 1.3 percent in...
National
Mirae Asset wins lawsuit over scrapped $5.8B Anbang hotel deal
South Korean investment bank Mirae Asset Daewoo won a significant U.S. court case against Anbang Insurance Group after Mirae...
Foot traffic remains low in prime Manhattan neighborhoods
Foot traffic in Manhattan’s most visited business districts has dropped off significantly since the pandemic began, putting a strain...
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WeWork and Co’s woes add to rising shadow office inventory
Manhattan’s office availability rate climbed to 14.3 percent at the end of October, but the figure could be several...
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Offices remain empty, and big cities are feeling the crunch
Companies’ hopes of bringing workers back to offices have been dashed as confirmed Covid-19 cases spike throughout the U.S....
Crown Heights renters protest New York’s “worst landlord”
More than a dozen residents of a four-story building in Crown Heights are protesting New York’s so-called worst landlord...