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“Not our kind”: How discrimination persists in New York co-ops
Stefani Berkin spent much of 2019 visiting apartments with two of her clients, a gay couple in their 30s....
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Bank forecloses on Prodigy’s AKA United Nations hotel building
UPDATED, Feb. 10 2021, 7:30 p.m.: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has moved to foreclose on a Manhattan hotel...
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Redfin to publish broker commissions on 700K listings
Redfin has announced it will publish agent commissions on thousands of public listings after the Department of Justice and...
Best week since 2019 for Manhattan luxury market
Buyers are returning to New York’s luxury market in force, with last week netting the largest number of contracts...
HFZ loses control of 4 Manhattan condo projects
HFZ Capital Group has lost control of four Manhattan condo conversion projects as the developer fights for survival amid...
Dylan’s Candy Bar sued over unpaid rent
The relationship between Dylan’s Candy Bar and its New York landlord appears to have gone from sweet to sour. Olmstead Properties, the owner of the retailer’s corporate office at 315 East 62nd Street, sued...
Daughter of casino magnate Neil Bluhm buys $20M condo
Meredith Bluhm-Wolf, daughter of real estate and casino magnate Neil Bluhm, has purchased a $20 million condo at Zeckendorf...
Tribeca condo with bumped-up asking price tops Manhattan contracts
After Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen sold their home at 70 Vestry Street for more than what they paid,...
Westbrook takes over HFZ’s Belnord conversion
On its website, HFZ Capital Group touted plans to usher the historic Belnord rental building on the Upper West...
Luxury report: Patience pays off for buyer of $20M penthouse
A Manhattan penthouse that has been on the market since 2015 has finally found a buyer — the priciest...