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Brodsky Ventures Into Private Debt World
The Brodsky Organization is looking to break into the crowded non-bank lending space with a $500 million debt platform. Brodsky…
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Steven Ostad Sues Brothers, Alleges Exclusion, Mismanagement
Another lawsuit has joined the family legal saga surrounding Flatiron Realty. Steven Ostad is suing his older brothers, Michael and…
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HUD Lines Up With Build-to-Rent Industry Against Senate Bill
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner recently toured a build-to-rent community, smiling for photos with the complex’s developer and…
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Idan Ofer Bets On Office-To-Residential Conversions
Within New York City real estate circles, Idan Ofer has long been “the other” uber-wealthy billionaire Ofer brother. But Israel’s…
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Diving Into NY’s Top 100 Real Estate Players
It’s not too late to get your fix of The Real Deal’s Top 100 in New York. The cast of…
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Building Workers Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
Denizens of our city’s unionized buildings can set down their trashbags. A tentative contract agreement was announced by the city’s…
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Pied-à-Terre Tax Proposal Rankles NYC Real Estate
The latest bid to tap New York’s ultra-wealthy for more money landed with a thud in the city’s real estate…
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What NYC Can Learn From Other Cities With Pied-A-Terre Taxes
Gov. Kathy Hochul shocked the industry earlier this week by proposing an annual tax on pied-à-terres in New York City,…
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Has Spring Sprung in New York’s Housing Market?
We’re a month into spring, which means New York’s housing market would typically be blooming as buyers and sellers emerge…
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NY Landlords Brace for Tenant Power Act
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