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Jeff Bezos, who turned real estate upside down, quits
Jeff Bezos, the e-commerce titan who drove one of the biggest office and industrial space expansions in history, and...
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Ben Lambert’s legacy: Eastdil founder brought Wall Street to real estate
Until the ’70s, commercial real estate brokerage was the unruly stepchild of dealmaking. Properties worth hundreds of millions of...
National Issue
NMHC chair David Schwartz on rent control fights and multifamily’s mission
Homes aren’t just homes anymore. During Covid, they’ve become offices, schools, gyms, places of worship and date spots, combining...
New York
Real estate investor Alex Adjmi receives presidential pardon
Alex Adjmi, a mainstay of the Syrian Jewish community that dominates the Manhattan retail market, received a presidential pardon,...
Los Angeles
LA’s biggest real estate stories of 2020
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.” Charles Dickens sure nailed...
New York
Charlie Kushner gets presidential pardon
Charles Kushner, the Kushner Companies boss who spent over a year in prison on charges including falsifying tax returns, making illegal campaign donations and retaliating against a witness, received a pardon from President Donald...
National
Repositioning resi: Common’s Brad Hargreaves on the future of co-living and prepping for a WFH world
“Schlep blindness.” That’s what Common CEO Brad Hargreaves said is needed to bring about change in the U.S. multifamily industry, which is valued at...
New York Issue
The inside story of the world’s most profitable condo
If not for 220 Central Park South, Vornado Realty Trust’s recent financials would have been a horror show. Vornado,...
National
The REInterview: Reeves Wiedeman on the manic rise and fall of Adam Neumann and WeWork
Dream no small dreams, for they have no power to move the hearts of men — or venture capitalists....
National Issue
Square Mile’s Craig Solomon on his big bet on studio space, today’s capital stack and the dangers of socialism
It’s hard to pigeonhole Square Mile Capital. The investment firm has been among the most active players of this cycle in all parts of...