At Rushmore, imposter gains access to escrow accounts information

After years of waging a legal fight over $16 million in escrow funds, buyers at the Rushmore condominium on Riverside Boulevard learned that an imposter pretending to work for Extell Development gained access to personal information stored in those same escrow accounts at Bank of America, The Real Deal has learned. Stroock, Stroock & Lavan, the Manhattan-based law firm, and escrow agent for the Rushmore, warned buyers in a November 14 letter that the fake employee got [more]