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One of the “worst landlords” is allegedly back to his old ways. The Legal Aid Society filed a lawsuit against Ved Parkash and co-defendant Luis Bello, on behalf of five tenants, the New York Daily …

The Bronx captured the only two commercial property trades between $10 million and $30 million last week. Notorious landlord Ved Parkash bought an apartment building in Fordham Heights and a school bu…

Ved Parkash has ticked most of the boxes on the bad-landlord bingo card. He took the top spot on the public advocate’s worst landlord list in 2015 by racking up 2,200 open housing violations. In 2016 …

Mayor Bill de Blasio is seeking to remove Bronx landlord Ved Parkash from running his building at the the center of an outbreak of a rat-borne disease. The city has accused Ved Parkash of creating ill…

UPDATED, Feb. 23, 1:02 p.m.: Last week in mid-market sales, the Tabaks sold a multifamily building in the Financial District at a loss, Coltown bought a gas station in Washington Heights, and controve…

A Bronx landlord is accused of discriminating against Section 8 tenants by refusing to accept the federal subsidy for rent. Tenant Rosalba Gonzalez filed a lawsuit against landlord Ved Parkash on Mond…

Ved Parkash, who is ranked New York City’s worst landlord on Public Advocate Letitia James’ watchlist, added two buildings to his vast Bronx multifamily holdings in a $27.5 million deal, sources told …

Two city departments accused Bronx landlord Ved Parkash of creating illegal apartments and allowing his building to become a breeding ground for rats. The Department of Buildings said it uncovered eig…

1.) Landlord Ved Parkash, named on a New York City watchlist as one of the city’s worst landlords, purchased a rental building at 3873 Orloff Avenue in the Bronx for $19 million. The property includes…

Residents of Ved Parkash’s 750 Grand Concourse in the South Bronx filed a raft of lawsuits against the landlord, called the city’s worst by Public Advocate Letitia James. A total of 38 of the building…

The de Blasio administration is digging deep into the past – 54 years deep, to be exact – to punish those on the city’s “Worst Landlord Watchlist.” The city will use the 1962 Speigel law, which allows…

Jamaica-based landlord Ved Parkash, named by an advocacy group as one of the city’s seven worst landlords, bought a pair of contiguous rental buildings in the east Bronx neighborhood of Bronxwood for …

Accused slumlord Ved Parkash, who has more than 4,000 serious housing rule violations to his name, has allegedly benefitted from millions in public subsidies and tax incentives. The Bronx-based Parkas…

In the world of mid-market New York City investment sales last week, the Blackstone Group and Fairstead Capital sold another piece of the Caiola portfolio and Ved Parkash acquired a Bronx residential …

Days before Signature Bank collapsed, Danny Fishman was scrambling to move hundreds of his buildings’ deposits. The goal: have no more than $250,000 — what the federal government insures — in any acco…

Trades of residential buildings dominated the Bronx’s investment sales market in the beginning of 2017, building on last year’s trend in which more than half of the $3.3 billion invested in the boroug…

One thing leads to another, as The Fixx sang in their 1982 classic. In the case of rising multifamily property values in New York City, it will lead to more evictions, a new report predicts. Here’s th…

Three landlords trying to pack people into residences like sardines were hit with big fines by New York City’s Department of Buildings, the agency announced Wednesday. The fines, each exceeding $100,0…

The $10 million to $30 million sector of New York’s investment sales market saw three deals last week, including a multifamily building purchase by controversial landlord Ved Parkash and the $26 milli…

As the public policy debate on rent regulation kicked into high gear a few weeks ago, the state Assembly’s first hearing on rent reforms gave an indication of the kind of fervor to come. Joseph Strasb…