Mark your calendars: These are NYC’s top real estate events next week
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De Blasio’s campaign is dead, and real estate is happy 
When Bill de Blasio announced the end of his campaign, the industry reacted largely with relief but not surprise (Credit: Getty Images and Pixabay)
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Alex Rodriguez, slugger-turned-investor, nears multifamily fundraise goal
UPDATED, Sept. 21, 12:25 p.m.: Retired Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez’s Monument Capital Management has raised the majority of a...
Steve Schwarzman questions WeWork’s valuation, the state is coming for LLCs: Daily digest
Every day, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news, from breaking news and scoops to announcements and deals. We update...
Real estate stocks dip slightly amid Fed Rate cut, housing starts data
Real estate stocks dipped slightly this week amid the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate and...
De Blasio’s campaign is dead, and real estate is happy
New York’s real estate community has long had a complicated relationship with Mayor Bill de Blasio, and industry leaders...
Power lunch: Resi brokerage and lending execs dish dirt in Hudson Yards
Halstead chief Diane Ramirez quietly hunched over her arm and whispered into her wrist. The attempt at covert communication...
Small Talk: Trying to make sense of the WeWorld
The best part about the stock market is how much of a sure thing every investment is, and the...
“Perhaps a sad inevitability:” Corcoran isn’t the only firm
under attack
Last week’s stunning data breach at the Corcoran Group has residential brokerage leaders on alert amid rising cyberattacks. Brown...
The Daily Dirt: Croman on the outside
More than a year after he was released from prison, much remains the same for landlord Steve Croman. He’s a regular presence at his buildings. He still gets loans from New York Community Bank...
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RXR Realty gets in on shared kitchen space startup’s national expansion
Scott Rechler’s RXR Realty is betting big on the shared commercial kitchen model. The developer led a Pasadena-based remote...
Former Deutsche Bank exec has defaulted on $3M loan, lawsuit says
Former Deutsche Bank executive Jerry Rotonda owes City National Bank more than $3 million, according to a recently filed...
Wendy Silverstein, co-head of WeWork’s real-estate fund, is out
The co-head of WeWork’s real estate investment fund has left the company, the latest in a string of recent...
Calling all subscribers: Listen in as TRD reporters size up NYC’s foreign investment landscape
Join The Real Deal on Tuesday, September 24 at 2 p.m. for our next subscribers-only conference call. TRD’s senior content director Jill Noonan will talk...
Brookland Capital was never run correctly or efficiently, new
leader says
It has been about nine months since Ronel Ben-Dov took over beleaguered Brookland Capital, and the New Jersey landlord...
Self-storage startup Clutter makes its first real estate play with $152M deal
On-demand self-storage start-up Clutter has broken into real estate, picking up a four-warehouse portfolio in New York for $152...
Can Paul Massey repeat his past brokerage success with B6?
“Rain Man” and “Beaches” were playing on the big screen and the Berlin Wall was still standing. The year...
Owners of some residential properties can’t hide behind
LLCs anymore
The owners of certain residential properties in New York can no longer shield their identities from the state using...
Three developers slapped on wrist for de Blasio donations
Three developers made improper donations to the mayor while pursuing business with the city, according to a settlement reached...
Manhattan Gets a Makeover…
Even as new Manhattan micro-apartments grow in popularity, another movement is afoot: a return to more gracious times. “Ten to 15 years ago, there was so much new all-glass construction,” says Kathy Murray, whose team of Douglas...
Age is Just a Number: A Breakdown of the Age of Manhattan’s Submarkets
By Franklin Wallach, Colliers International Manhattan is one the biggest cities in the world. It’s also the largest office...
Foreign Investment in Certain U.S. Real Estate May Require Government Approval
Foreign investment in U.S. commercial real estate has been robust over the last few years and looks to continue...
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