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Fifth Ave co-op owned by Rockefeller family hits market
A Fifth Avenue apartment with a connection to one of New York City’s most powerful families — and uninterrupted...
Are office landlords turning a corner or rolling over?
Office landlords and leasing agents breathed a sigh of relief this month when Facebook inked a massive lease deal...
Nightingale, Wafra seek $860M to redevelop 111 Wall Street
Nightingale Group and Wafra Capital Partners are seeking a five-year, $860 million loan to redevelop 111 Wall Street. The...
Chetrit Group sues Sharif El-Gamal for unpaid rent
One New York developer is suing another for half a million in unpaid rent at a Midtown synagogue. The...
Wall Street investors bet on single-family rentals as mortgage payments stack up
Wall Street landlords, which emerged during the 2008 downturn, are prepared for windfall as homeowners skip mortgage payments. Firms...
What you need to know about Zumper, a $400M startup accused of renter bias
On September 1, Zumper published a set of core principles it said defined its brand: inclusivity, safety and respect....
JLL’s Bob Knakal on the future of New York
While most New Yorkers hunkered down when the city went into lockdown, Bob Knakal did something different. The veteran...
City Planning considers controversial Flushing waterfront rezoning
The city is moving forward with a controversial proposal to rezone a chunk of Flushing’s waterfront, which would pave...
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Are office landlords turning a corner or rolling over?
Fear and loathing in a pandemic: Insurers battle business interruption claims
Neiman Marcus committed to 50 years at Hudson Yards. It lasted 16 months
“We’re seeing more militant direct action:” Tenant groups fight evictions with power drills and other tools
A boomtown for a bygone era: Koreatown developers face a reckoning
“I don’t want to beat on our chest and say that we’re perfect:” Redfin’s Glenn Kelman responds to his critics
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Isaac Hager’s Downtown Brooklyn hotel heads to foreclosure
A Downtown Brooklyn hotel that provided housing for the homeless is facing foreclosure. The 174-key Tillary Hotel at 85...
Carlyle Group pockets $40M LIC trade school building
The Carlyle Group has picked up a Long Island City trade school building for $40 million. The private-equity firm...
André Balazs lists lavish Soho condo for $12M
Famed hotelier André Balazs is saying goodbye to the Soho apartment that he’s owned for more than 15 years....
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner list NYC pied-à-terre for $5.9M
Singer Joe Jonas and actress Sophie Turner are looking to sell their New York City home and become full-time...
Korean Air eyes sale of LA’s tallest tower
The tallest skyscraper west of the Mississippi may soon be up for sale, as the Korean conglomerate that owns...
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Ben Carson vs. the critics
Ben Carson’s office is what one might expect from a former neurosurgeon: clean, with few distractions, in a sterile, hospital-like setting. The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has routinely...
Bankrupt New York Sports Clubs owner makes lender-takeover deal
Town Sports International Holdings, the bankrupt owner of New York Sports Clubs, has reportedly worked out a takeover deal...
Greystone eyes $40M-plus for Park Slope luxury apartments
Greystone Development is looking to get north of $40 million for its new luxury rental apartment building in Park...