Tri-State
Westchester office park owned by George Comfort & Sons slated for auction
A George Comfort & Sons office campus in Westchester County is on the auction block. The Manhattan-based office landlord’s...
A&E pays just $510K in lead-paint settlement
Big month for retail sales bodes well for landlords
Some like it hot: Influx of agents into Hudson Valley accelerates in September
Loy Carlos leaves Corcoran for Serhant luxury unit
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National
Wells Fargo hit with $400M suit for breach of contract linked to robo-signing scandal
Taconic Capital Advisors filed a $400 million suit against Wells Fargo alleging the financial giant failed to protect its...
A&E pays just $510K in lead-paint settlement
What’s the penalty for potentially exposing kids to poisonous paint? In the case of Attorney General Letitia James against...
Miami
“Hedge fund vampire” bites into waterfront Coconut Grove mansion for $19M
“Hedge fund vampire” Heath Freeman is biting into Miami’s luxury home market. Freeman, managing director of New York-based Alden...
Sponsored
How masonre is Building a Brokerage Based on Partnerships & Trust
Businesses across the country are beginning to reopen and embrace normalcy for the first time in over a year....
National
KKR, Cornerstone in $1B JV to develop health care facilities
KKR and Cornerstone Companies are joining forces to develop health care facilities in the United States. Cornerstone already has...
Chicago Issue
Mag Mile’s long road to reinvention
Directly across the street from Neiman Marcus and close to a Saks Fifth Avenue and Tiffany, 717 N. Michigan Avenue occupies a prime corner on the Magnificent Mile. It now also stands completely unoccupied. ...
5 historic brownstones and the Harlem Renaissance
In his poem “Harlem,” acclaimed writer of the Harlem Renaissance Langston Hughes asks, “What happens to a dream deferred?”...
Halloween Adventure to vacate East Village home as retail condo hits market
After a staving off closure for one more year, this season will be Halloween Adventure’s last at its longtime...
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With a $2.5B valuation, Side prepares to take on NYC. Will agents buy in?
Flight to quality in office real estate leaves trophy buildings the only winners
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Tri-State
Size, security, transparency: Great Neck apartment project delayed following local pushback
An apartment development project in Great Neck is facing pushback from some local residents over its size, along with vague concerns over security that...
National
Profit margins on fixer-uppers fall to 10-year low
The hot housing market made it a boon to flip homes. But with buyers beginning to ease up, and...
Tri-State
Upstate homebuilder gets prison for failing to deliver
An upstate construction company owner failed to put a roof over the head of clients. Now he will be...
Modular construction works for luxury homes, too
Modular construction, long associated with mobile homes, has gone high-end. A market is developing for luxury modular homes as...
National
NY-based multifamily REIT Bluerock explores sale
Another REIT is considering taking advantage of a hot market by exploring a sale and other strategic options. Bluerock...
Tri-State
Homeowners declare final victory in fight over Amagansett “Truck Beach”
After decades of public use, the fight to keep Long Island’s “Truck Beach” open to visitors may have hit...
Turnbridge, Dune land $381M loan for Hunts Point site
A massive last-mile distribution center may have reached the last mile of its financial needs. A joint venture controlled...
Los Angeles Issue
LA’s gentleman builder on developing for the ultra-wealthy
Forty-five minutes into a mostly restrained interview, Ardie Tavangarian reached into his right pocket, pulled out a sturdy black...
Tri-State
Some like it hot: Influx of agents into Hudson Valley accelerates in September
Buyers and renters may be headed back to New York City, but demand for housing in the surrounding suburbs...