Name: The Hudson Yards casino bid is dead | TRD News
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Description: The chips are falling in New York’s high-stakes casino license competition — but not the way some developers hoped. Bids from Related, Saks and Sands are off the table, while pitches from SL Green, Silverstein Properties, Steve Cohen and Soloviev are still all-in.

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Austin, Texas has rapidly transformed into a major tech hub, attracting talent and investment. However, recent data suggests a potential cooling off, with some tech workers and startups returning to coastal cities. Is this a temporary blip or a sign of a larger shift in Austin's tech scene?

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The chips are falling in New York’s high-stakes casino license competition — but not the way some developers hoped. Bids from Related, Saks and Sands are off the table, while pitches from SL Green, Silverstein Properties, Steve Cohen and Soloviev are still all-in.

The Hudson Yards casino bid is dead | TRD News

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In the latest episode of Coffee Talk with The Real Deal's founder and chairman Amir Korangy, real estate investor and CA gubernatorial hopeful Ethan Penner talked about creating the commercial mortgage backed security financial structure, helping launch Barry Sternlicht's career, and what else California should do to prevent future fire damage. 

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During his real estate career, Steve Witkoff earned a reputation for working out hairy deals. But as President Trump often tells him, while New York real estate guys in are the toughest guys in the world — they’ve got nothing on politicians in Washington, Witkoff recounted at #TRDForum.

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“Million Dollar Listing LA” star Tracy Tutor has entered the ring in the public match over the intersection of real estate and reality television. 

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Currently valued at $3.25B, Bilt is disrupting traditional rentals by allowing its members to pay their rent while earning rewards. But as the fintech company’s high-profile partnership with Wells Fargo faces headwinds, the future of this payment option - and its impact on housing, credit, and homeownership -may have further hills to climb. Founder and CEO Ankur Jain joined TRD to discuss the company’s business model, the challenges of scaling in the financial sector, and what’s next for rent rewards.

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The NYC mayoral primaries are around the corner. So what questions should every real estate professional be asking themselves before casting their votes? No longer maligned by NIMBYs, development plans have become a part of many politicians’ platforms – but almost all have different ideas about how, where, and what NYC should build. Forward Party co-chair Andrew Yang, NYU's Marc Norman, Peebles Corporation CEO Don Peebles discuss what real estate issues are most central to the upcoming mayoral race.

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Keyway’s Matias Recchia joined TRD’s Seth Rogin on stage at our NYC #TRDForum to discuss the many ways AI is transforming the real estate industry. 

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American boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr is snapping up real estate in NYC, Chicago and beyond. He's partnering with major players, including 601W and Go Partners — itself a JV of Meyer Orbach's and Josh Gotlib's firms. He's inking eye-popping acquisitions, notably a $400M affordable multifamily deal with Gotlib's Black Spruce Management. And he recently launched his own real estate investment firm Vada Properties. So how did his deals come together, and what is the strategy behind his aggressive investments in office and multifamily in the city?

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The Tides guys owe Starwood $27 million — and this time, it's personal. Sean Kia and Ryan Andrade, founders of multifamily syndicator Tides Equities, must pay lender Starwood Capital a little over $27 million after defaulting on a pair of loans and triggering multiple personal guarantees. Watch to learn more.

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Owning Manhattan, Selling Manhattan, Selling the Hamptons - real estate reality TV has skyrocketed teams into the world of ultra luxury listings and celebrity buyers. But how does one navigate the competitive world of selling while the cameras are rolling and contending with fame? How do these shows come together - and what are the marketing risks and rewards of boosting a team into the limelight?  Douglas Elliman’s Eleonora Srugo and Compass’ Leonard Steinberg took to the stage at our NYC #TRDForum to debate. 

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The Witkoff family is an American success story. Today, Steven Witkoff serves as the US Special Envoy to the Middle East for President Trump, while son Alex Witkoff heads the multi-billion dollar family business responsible for 11 million square feet of commercial and retail real estate - and an ownership interest in over 7,500 apartments. Between negotiating cease-fires and serving the country &amp; community, this exclusive conversation shares what it takes to build &amp; maintain a significant legacy and contributions to our city and country.

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