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These are real estate executives’ worst worries for 2021
After an awful year for much of the real estate world, executives see full recovery not happening this year...
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“I suppose a lot of people have a full stomach from what he did:” Inside Yoel Goldman’s very bad year
Delisted from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and facing foreclosure of its prized properties, Yoel Goldman’s All Year Management has had a rough couple...
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Koch buys Las Vegas casino development
UPDATED, Feb. 12, 2021, 2:44 p.m: The real estate arm of Koch Industries is betting big that the casino industry will come roaring back after the pandemic. Koch Real Estate Investments purchased a Las...
Development boom in Super Bowl city: Tampa reaches for its real estate moment
UPDATED, Feb. 5, 2:11 p.m.: The headliners in Tampa this weekend are no doubt Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs...
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Amazon unveils woodsy plans for HQ2
Amazon has unveiled new plans for its second headquarters in Northern Virginia that will have an outdoorsy, woodsy theme. The tech giant’s second phase of its campus in Arlington, Virginia, will include three 22-story...
Ocean Bank sells Miami dev site for $14M, buyer plans mixed-use project
Ocean Bank sold about 3 acres of land in Miami as a development site for $14 million, and the...
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This office redeveloper is going all in
It was hard to miss the dozens of hardhats on lunch break as they poured out of a 20-story office building on Manhattan’s Far West Side. Some ducked into nearby shops, while others lined...
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The Closing: Ray McGuire
Ray McGuire’s path from “the streets to the suites” is made-for-movie stuff. Growing up poor and fatherless in Dayton, Ohio, he worked his way into the elite boarding school Hotchkiss, then Harvard for undergraduate,...
Oakland Park developer partners with former Link Real Estate exec on new firm
Oakland Park developer Dan Deitchman partnered with former Link Real Estate executive Koby Assaraf to launch a new investment...
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Worst of the worst: The real estate disasters of 2020
Vacant offices. Shuttered restaurants. Empty hotels. The pressure on real estate was relentless this year as the pandemic took...
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