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The City Council is investigating why the de Blasio administration yanked bond financing for part of the Durst Organization’s Halletts Point project. In November,...

City Hall nixed $43.5 million in public funding for the Durst Organization’s Hallets Point project without explanation amid a public feud between Mayor Bill...

Nothing is off-limits in New York real estate and, yes, that includes sidewalks and streets. In fact, these curb-side properties are often sold to...

After spending over 100 years building up a family real estate dynasty in Manhattan, the Durst Organization is now bringing a pair of massive...

Brooklyn Harvest Market will open a 25,000 square-foot store at the first building rising at the Durst Organization’s Halletts Point, a 2.4 million-square-foot megaproject...

Durst Organization is planning two more mixed-used buildings at its Hallets Point development along the Queens waterfront, according to permits filed with the city...

When 421a expired in January 2016, the city’s investment-sales market had just wrapped up a banner year: $77 billion worth of commercial property traded...

Life, liberty and the pursuit of capital. The Durst Organization is looking to raise a quarter of the funds for a residential building at...

Absence makes the heart grow fonder, or in the case of 421a, it puts massive development projects on hold.

UPDATED, 10:22 a.m., Feb. 19: The Durst Organization halted plans for the next phase of the massive $1.5 billion Hallets Point residential development in...

Talk about going off the grid. The Durst Organization’s Hallets Point development in Astoria is set to become the first residential complex in New...

A supportive housing project in the Bronx, a hotel in Downtown Manhattan and a massive residential project along the Queens waterfront are among this...

Renderings and details for “Building 1” at the Durst Organization’s Hallets Point residential development in Astoria have been unveiled.

Three developers who are building massive new projects in Downtown Brooklyn, Queens and Midtown East, together spent almost $3 million on lobbyists in 2014 to expedite their new projects.

Douglas Durst’s Durst Organization nabbed the last parcel to move ahead with its massive Hallets Point development on the Queens waterfront, according to property records filed...

The mixed-use 2.2 million-square-foot megaproject known as Astoria Cove is widely seen as the first test of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s mandatory inclusionary zoning...

The Durst Organization is projected to spend about $130 million to acquire three parcels where it plans to build a massive $1.5 billion residential...

A real estate investor that owns the last of three pieces that the Durst Organization needs to develop a $1.5 billion project in Astoria...

While international buyers have emerged as potential clients when developers are conceiving of a project, New Yorkers remain the primary demographic, according to some...

Thanks to a last-minute agreement secured with City Council member Peter Vallone Jr., the Hallets Point residential project along the Astoria waterfront has knocked...