If there’s one thing all real estate players love, it’s X. The platform formerly known as Twitter has become a way for brokers, developers and even billionaires to share advice, score leads and close deals. […]
As Democrats once again debate whether to end the filibuster to pass protections for democracy, a deeply perverse dynamic has taken hold, one in which Republicans enjoy a hidden benefit from being entirely united against […]
Manhattan-based real estate developer Ben Ashkenazy and his wife Debra are looking to make a splash in the Hamptons market. The couple’s 76-acre equestrian Water Mill estate is coming on the market for $125 million, […]
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The Dursts are looking to sell their large development site in East Harlem after the state hammered out a replacement for 421a. The Durst Organization put its property at 1800 Park Avenue up for sale, […]
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Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve’s rate-cutting cycle, begun earlier this month, is expected to alleviate some of the pressure on commercial real estate borrowers and their lenders. The post-pandemic shift in work habits has put […]
Cogent Realty Advisors releases a comprehensive guide on leasing small offices near Grand Central Station, providing insights on accessibility, networking, and market trends. Aimed at business owners, it offers a curated list of available spaces […]
Whether you’re out east in the Hamptons or trying to stay cool in the city this long weekend, there’s no better time to catch up on what you’ve missed from The Real Deal for the […]
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New York real estate investor Ben Ashkenazy is walking away from a Magnificent Mile retail property that has struggled to rebound since the pandemic. Last year, after his firm Ashkenazy Acquisitions defaulted on a $61 […]
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