Nir Meir could soon be freed once again from Rikers as the mystery of his most recent incarceration begins to unravel. Following an order to return to jail, Manhattan Judge Ann Thompson brought back Meir’s bond to $1 million on June 9. The former HFZ executive was detained on Rikers for over a year after […]
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Beginning with a reading by Dylan Thomas, she and a friend found unlikely commercial success in the 1950s with recordings of famous writers reciting their work.
Two years ago, an audit from the state comptroller’s office revealed dangerous conditions, strange spending and a growing number of vacant units at four developments in the Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program. It seems not much has changed since then. A follow-up report from the state comptroller detailed persistent problems at the four developments, Gothamist reported. […]
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A year and a half after blowing up New York City’s investment sales market, Kering is looking to unload a stake in its big acquisition on Fifth Avenue. The French luxury group is in exclusive talks with private investment firm Ardian to sell a stake in 717 Fifth Avenue, Reuters reported. The size of the […]
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Related Companies has agreed to increase the number of affordable housing units it will build as part of the next phase of Hudson Yards. First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro announced Tuesday that the developer agreed to build a minimum of 625 affordable units, or 25 percent of the total apartments built, whichever is greater. That […]
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Oprah Winfrey’s psychologist sidekick made appearances before and after immigration raids, and interviewed President Trump’s border czar for his fledgling TV network.
The genetic-testing company, which collected DNA data from users, is for sale in bankruptcy court. Now, 27 states and the District of Columbia oppose selling the data without express consent.
Investors plan to pull millions from a prominent commercial real estate fund as it slowly loosens an industry-rocking retrieval cap implemented last year and sells off property to handle a pile of requests.
Many shareholders of real estate lender Ladder Capital are ready to see its chair of the board of directors go. He may not walk away so easily. More than 52 percent of shareholders voted last week against reelecting Alan Fishman to his post, Crain’s reported. The disclosure of the vote during the annual meeting was […]
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A major player in the Dallas-Fort Worth data center sector is asking city officials to cut the amount it agreed to invest in capital improvements to a site by almost 88%, or more than $90M, while still qualifying for state enterprise funds.