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Fire (Island) sale: Palms Hotel hits the market
Ready to run a luxury boutique hotel? There’s one on the market on Fire Island — a seven-building spread,...
City’s tallest warehouse could be coming to Queens
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New York is Back: Marcus & Millichap Sees Multi-Family Market Rebound as Strongest in NYC History
Welcome back, New York. Simply put, people want to be in New York City. Just ask Marcus & Millichap – This past year, the...
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Five Jamaica Estates homes fit for a king (of Queens)
In the 1988 film “Coming to America,” Prince Akeem — heir to the throne of the fairytale nation Zamunda...
City’s tallest warehouse could be coming to Queens
Warehouse developers in the U.S. are starting to push the heights of logistics buildings past the ground floor. But...
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Weekly home listings hit record low
Prospective homebuyers were in for some of the worst market conditions imaginable last week, according to a report from Redfin. The number of homes on the market hit a historic low during the week...
Microsoft’s Manhattan landlord scores $170M loan
Microsoft’s new landlord in Manhattan’s Flatiron District has landed a $170 million mortgage. Bromley Companies will use the loan...
San Francisco
Facebook parent grabs another 1M sf in Bay Area
UPDATED Dec. 1, 2021, 6:40 p.m.: Facebook parent Meta said Wednesday it signed more than 1 million square feet...
National
Trump could profit $100M in DC hotel sale
Donald Trump’s exit from his Washington, D.C., hotel could net him a nine-figure payday. The former president could score a profit of more than $100 million from the sale of Trump International in the...
Related wades into NYCHA — and becomes a target
Related Companies is the latest private landlord to sign up for fixing New York City Housing Authority buildings —...
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Enterprise closes low-income housing funds after raising $365M
A nonprofit playing a major role in affordable housing across the country recently closed two funds that combined for...
Manhattan office leasing breaks 3M sf barrier for first time since early 2020
Manhattan’s office market recovery continued last month, even as Covid levels rose in many parts of the state. Office...
Lalezarian lands $170M loan for resumed Hudson Yards tower
Construction on a Lalezarian Properties tower in Hudson Yards is full steam ahead after the developer landed a $170...
Miami
Real estate developers, brokers court Art Basel Miami Beach attendees
UPDATED, Dec. 2, 12 p.m.: Art Basel Miami Beach, the art fair of art fairs that has grown into...
Tri-State
Metrovest, Lloyd Goldman secure $218M refi on Montauk resort
Metrovest Equities and Lloyd Goldman’s BLDG Management refinanced their luxury resort hotel in the Hamptons to the tune of...
Bronx landlord could lose property after filing for wrong type of bankruptcy
An age-old adage posits that anyone who represents themselves in court has a fool for a client. A Bronx...
Alexanders will be metaverse’s first luxury brokers
The metaverse is getting its first luxury brokers, the clearest sign yet that the value of virtual property may...
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Public relations: What’s next for an independent Douglas Elliman?
Richard Lampen was ready for a new assignment. It was the spring of 2020, and Lampen had just pulled...