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Retail giant Macerich has landed a $487 million refinancing for its Kings Plaza Shopping Center amid a bleak environment for malls. The money for the recently redeveloped Brooklyn mall came from JPMor…

The developer who two years ago planned to put up a mixed-use rental building near the Barclays Center — and who subsequently met with neighborhood resistance — is set to file revamped plans and hopes…

In 2012, One57 rose, and Dewey & LeBoeuf collapsed. The World Trade Center topped out, and Manhattan Apartments bottomed out. The Barclays Center brought stars to Brooklyn, and Bravo TV made celebriti…

Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz; John Rhea, the chairman of the New York City Housing Authority; and MaryAnne Gilmartin of Forest City Ratner Companies Within the year, Brooklyn may see th…

Forest City Enterprises gave slightly less than $9 million to political candidates and lobbyists to push through two of its developments —Brooklyn’s $4.9 billion Atlantic Yards and a mixed-use project…

A Former Haunted House Across The Street from the Barclays Center is looking to scare up a national retail tenant or a sports-themed restaurant in one of Brooklyn’s prime retail corridors. Woodbury, L…

Forest City Ratner signed a formal agreement with the state to accelerate the pace of affordable housing construction around his Atlantic Yards project in Downtown Brooklyn. Under pressure from public…

Bruce Ratner is looking to unload the remainder of his ownership stake in the Brooklyn Nets, and has brought investment bank Evercore Partners on board to advise him on a deal. Ratner’s Forest City Ra…

The landlords of Illinois’ largest mall sidestepped a tough lending climate to secure a huge loan on its northwest suburban asset, but the firms had to pay a pretty penny to lock down the deal. A jo…

Twenty years ago to the day, a developer unveiled a $2.5 billion vision for what he hoped would be Brooklyn’s most celebrated project since its eponymous bridge opened in 1883. To mark the anniversary…

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UPDATED, 10:34 a.m., July 7: Greek voters’ overwhelming rejection of European creditors’ austerity-laden loan package makes a Greek exit from the euro more likely than ever. But while prior crises in …

J.Lo and Marc Anthony’s Brookville home to be razed and replacedThe celebrity marriage between Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony officially ended in 2014, and the home the couple once shared in Brookvil…

Laura Curran talks about property tax assessments, AirbnbIn her first year in office, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran helmed the county’s property tax reassessment, ousted a developer on the $1 b…

From TRD New York’s latest issue: It was just after 11 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4, when the well-heeled guests of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital city, were roused from bed, mar…

Ladle Full of Debt: HNA Property Group, the Chinese conglomerate that owns Midtown trophy 245 Park and is partnering with Tishman Speyer on three major New York projects, is facing a serious cash crun…

From the April issue: In early 2003, Bruce Ratner walked into City Hall with a proposal to build the largest public-private real estate development New York had seen in more than two decades. The plan…

Developer Second Development Services is gearing up to bring a 200-room hotel tower to the vicinity of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the New York Post reported. The full-service hotel, which will be …

New York City’s strong residential market has prompted a slew of new players to join the development fray here. While the majority of the 6,000 new development units set to come online in 2015 are bei…

It was a tumultuous year in the real estate sector in New York in 2014 – in other words, business as usual. The stories that dominated the headlines varied wildly, from a flood of overseas investment …