Kimberly Hourihan has paid $10 million for a three-bedroom Greenwich Village condo
Kimberly Hourihan has paid $10 million for a three-bedroom Greenwich Village condo
The Queens project will include 102 apartment units and commercial space
Eli Karp’s Flatbush apartment project just said hello to a new owner. The property’s mezzanine lender, Jeff Simpson’s Arch Companies, won a UCC foreclosure auction for equity interests in Karp’s Hello Nostrand, according to a source familiar with the matter. By acquiring the interests, Arch Companies is on track to take control of the site. The development, at 1580 Nostrand Avenue, has been at the center of one of the most heated Brooklyn real estate
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Labor tensions are on the rise just as airlines begin to recover from Covid
Home prices slowed their roll this summer — at a historic rate. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index posted a 15.8 percent annual gain in July, down from June’s 18.1 percent increase. Not only was it the fourth straight month of deceleration, but the 2.3 percentage point difference was also the largest recorded in the index’s 27-year history. Before the spring, one had to go back to November for signs of deceleration in housing prices. The
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The business tradition is back at Le Bernardin, Empellòn, Michael’s and other haunts
The Brodsky Organization appears to be tired of being held accountable for the sins of its tenants. The landlord filed an Article 78 case against the city and its enforcement of the short-term rental law, Crain’s reported. The suit classification calls on a state court to review a city law. Brodsky’s lawsuit stems from the actions of a tenant who was illegally using his Lincoln Square apartment as an Airbnb. The tenant at 75 West
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