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Last Stand: Property tax reformers recruit Lander to lawsuit
Rudin COO and tech chief John Gilbert to step down
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Real estate bragging rights reach new heights
Owning a tower that literally scrapes the sky used to be enough to impress your golf buddies. Not anymore....
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Southampton compound sells for $118.5M
In a trade breathtaking even by Hamptons standards, Arthur and Jason Rabin have sold their Water Mill compound for $118.5 million, sources tell The Real Deal. The off-market deal for 70 Cobb Road, which...
East End Capital bets on Sunnyside industrial
East End Capital has reportedly taken a bite out of Queens’ busy industrial market, acquiring a renovated industrial property...
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Superyachts and Picassos: How real estate’s wealthiest spend their millions
Going into the final stretch of the 2020 Kentucky Derby, millions of dollars rested on the performance of a...
Rudin COO and tech chief John Gilbert to step down
John Gilbert, Rudin Management’s long-serving technology chief, is signing off next week after a three-decade tenure with the firm...
Square Mile issued record $3.1B of loans fueled by multifamily, life sciences
One New York-based property lender is celebrating a record quarter. Square Mile Capital issued $3.1 billion of loans across...
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The cryptonaires will see you now
Even by luxury standards, the estate 40 miles outside Denver was a rare find: a 45,000-square-foot, 11-bedroom mansion with an art and wine collection, four kitchens, three guest apartments and an entertainment wing with...
Last Stand: Property tax reformers recruit Lander to lawsuit
It’s been a rough five years for Tax Equity Now New York. Since 2017, the group has pursued a...
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Out of many, one: Inside proptech’s record year of M&A
Cashed out: Nonwhite homeowners denied access to refi bonanza
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Land trust snags 100 acres in red-hot North Fork for “bargain”
Even more of the North Fork is now slated for conservation. The Peconic Land Trust has purchased Broad Cove,...
Regal claims Brooklyn theater abruptly shuttered over failed lease negotiations
A week after the Regal UA Court Street & RPX movie theater in Downtown Brooklyn abruptly shuttered, its operator...
Related hires Ex-NYPD commissioner to head property management
Former New York City Police Department Commissioner Dermot Shea is making the leap from policing to property management. Stephen...
Tri-State
Acier scores $90M loan for high-rise Newark project
UPDATED, Jan. 27, 4:30 p.m. — Newark’s tallest development is closer to realization this week after developer Acier Holdings...
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US housing market up a historic $6.9T in 2021: Zillow
By any measure, the housing market went bonkers last year. Now, Zillow has put a number on it. The...
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Startup LEX raises $15M to “take buildings public”
LEX, a commercial real estate securities marketplace, raised $15 million in Series A funding to “take buildings public.” Direct...
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Cashed out: Nonwhite homeowners denied access to refi bonanza
What’s a whitewash worth? In the case of Indiana homeowner Carlette Duffy, about $150,000. For Marin County, California, couple...
Ten biggest Manhattan real estate loans in December top $2.5B
Last month was a big one for major Manhattan real estate loans, as the 10 largest totaled $2.5 billion,...
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Boston Properties: Crime, Covid hindering urban office recovery
The outlook for major office markets is gradually improving, but it’s not just Covid variants that are keeping buildings...