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SUNY Downstate and Maimonides partner to expand cancer services in Brooklyn
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H+H/Kings County launches Brooklyn Neuroscience Center in Flatbush
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City Council introduces bill to address city's diabetes crisis
A stalled supertall condo project at 125 Greenwich Street, one of the most hotly anticipated skyscrapers until it was mired in financing complications, is ready for its comeback. Bizzi & Partners and Fortress Investment Group secured a $313 million loan from Northwind Group, The Real Deal has learned, allowing it to resume construction at the project after threats of foreclosure and partnership disputes delayed the 88-story tower for years. Northwind’s loan replaces an existing one
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Vornado Realty Trust’s challenges continue to show up on its balance sheet: The company has written down the value of its real estate portfolio by $600 million. Steve Roth’s real estate investment trust indicated the reduction late Tuesday, Crain’s reported. About 80 percent of the writedown — $480 million — stems from a handful of Midtown properties. The properties accounting for the other $120 million is unclear. The seven buildings involved in the writedown were
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A judge threw out previously proposed increases last month
The S&P 500 jumped more than 1% after the announcement
The governor’s proposed budget would increase the controversial program’s funding by 66%
The governor’s proposed budget would increase the controversial program’s funding by 66%
Profitability helped Gramercy-based Passthrough close its Series A
When mortgage purchase activity shot up 25 percent in early January, some industry leaders hailed it as a turning point for home sales. Maybe not. For the week ending Jan. 27, applications for mortgages to buy homes dropped a seasonally adjusted 10 percent from week before, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported. Homeowner requests to refinance fell 7 percent, the MBA’s weekly survey found. The drops came even as mortgage rates were flat. The average contract
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More than double the amount of space was leased in January, though the availability rate remained the same