Sonder’s sudden implosion this week is spilling over into the New York real estate world.  The Moinian family, among the city’s most prominent landlords, sued the collapsed hospitality firm for at least $10 million in damages and is moving to retake control of two Manhattan properties leased to Sonder that have descended into turmoil since the company’s shutdown, Crain’s reported. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in state Supreme Court in Manhattan, claims that guests at the Moinians’ buildings — 2 Washington Street in the Financial District and 37 West 24th Street in NoMad — have either refused to vacate their rooms […]

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