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The "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6MThe "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6MJeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Wells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFWells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFFitch downgrades Vornado’s 650 MadisonFitch downgrades Vornado’s 650 Madison
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Brokers grapple with fake buyers

Fake buyers at the top end of the New York housing market are a bane of luxury brokers. For whatever reasons, these phony buyers show real interest in buying into New York luxury, taking up the time of (sometimes) unsuspecting brokers who often never hear from them again. more [New York]

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The "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6MThe "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6MJeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Jeff Blau to Class B office owners: “Take what you can and run”Wells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFWells Fargo to take a $60M loss on 13-story office tower in SFFitch downgrades Vornado’s 650 MadisonFitch downgrades Vornado’s 650 Madison
New York

Brokers grapple with fake buyers

Fake buyers at the top end of the New York housing market are a bane of luxury brokers. For whatever reasons, these phony buyers show real interest in buying into New York luxury, taking up the time of (sometimes) unsuspecting brokers who often never hear from them again. more [New York]

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