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“Accidental Landlords” Squeeze Big Rental Investors
Single-family landlords are getting undercut by a wave of “accidental landlords,” frustrated home sellers who can’t move properties and are…
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OYO, Highgate Square Off in Times Square Hotel Showdown
A battle between two hotel heavyweights is playing out in the heart of Times Square, putting management of a 208-room…
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Tishman Speyer To Sell City Spire Office Building
Tishman Speyer and Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund are looking to sell the office portion of the CitySpire tower for $150…
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Meyer Chetrit Indicted on Felony Tenant Harassment Charges
Meyer Chetrit has been indicted on criminal charges in Manhattan. The developer, who is part of Manhattan real estate’s influential…
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Durst in Line to Sell Midtown East Property for $165M
The Durst Organization is on the verge of selling a legacy building in Midtown East. Durst is in contract to…
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How Progressives Sabotage Their Own Pro-Housing Laws
Eight years ago, the city of Albany required that 5 percent of units in projects with 50 or more units…
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Vanbarton Seals Loan For Latest Office-To-Resi Conversion
Vanbarton Group locked in a large loan from Brookfield to close a Midtown office deal, marking the developer’s latest office-to-residential…
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New Dev Condos Crown Manhattan’s Luxury Market
Sponsor units on Billionaires’ Row and in the Financial District claimed the priciest contracts inked in Manhattan last week. A…
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Outsiders Project Future of Failed Manhattan Casino Sites
For three developers, it may be too soon to talk about what’s next at their failed casino sites. For everyone…
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New York City Advances $1.8B to Speed Up Housing Projects
With just three months left in his tenure, Mayor Eric Adams is squeezing as much housing as possible into his…
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