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REBNY-backed PAC goes on the attack
From left: Carlos Menchaca, Jenifer Rajkumar, Cliff Stanton and Joel Rivera Jobs For New York, the Real Estate Board of New York-supported political action committee, went negative last month, spending...
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Designer Phillip Lim rents $12.5K a month West Village condo
Phillip Lim and 35 Bethune Street Contemporary fashion designer Phillip Lim has rented a $12,500 a month apartment in the West Village while waiting for the renovation of his Greene Street loft to be...
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Top stories
Top stories yesterday on The Real Deal: 1. Feil family feuds over $7B empire 2. Ex-Dodgers owner slides into NYC with $167M West Side buy 3. 529 Broadway plans revealed: PHOTOS
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Related, Extell close fast on West Side property swap
From left: Gary Barnett, a rendering of One Hudson Yards, and Stephen Ross The Related Companies and Extell Development have closed on a property swap deal on Manhattan’s West Side. Related gets Extell...
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Got wood? Brooklyn homebuyers look past pricey brownstones
A wooden row house at 13 Pineapple Street. Wooden row houses are the new hot properties in Brooklyn as prospective buyers look for homes that are cheaper than those ever-pricier brownstones. The...
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Colliers signs NYPD traffic division to 67K sf lease in Midtown
469 Seventh Avenue (Credit: PropertyShark) Colliers International is leasing 66,800 square feet in a building it owns near Penn Station to the New York Police Department. The NYPD’s Manhattan South...
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It’s SuperPier! Youngwoo renames Pier 57, lands Balazs’ club
From left: Young Woo, a rendering of SuperPier (Credit: Pandiscio/ QuickHoney) and Andre Balazs Pier 57 has a new name – SuperPier – and its first three tenants, the project’s’ developer announced...
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Related’s Ross gives $200M to alma mater
Stephen Ross and the Ross School of Business Related Companies head honcho Stephen Ross will give his alma mater the University of Michigan $200 million, the single largest gift in the institution’s...
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Mayoral candidates get candid
From the September issue: Perhaps no mayor in recent history has taken such delight in shaping New York as Michael Bloomberg. Indeed, he rezoned over a third of the city, while developers added a...
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Washington Heights to get 62-unit residential property
Ariel’s Shimon Shkury and 607 West 161st Street Washington Heights is getting a new 62-unit residential building. Developer Samuel Sutton, a partner at 601 Associates LLC, filed a plan exam application...
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Developer Anbau picks up space near Madison Square Park
From left: John Buslik and 11 East 26th Street Development and architecture firm Anbau Enterprises has picked up a 5,420-square-foot space at 11 East 26th Street near Madison Square Park. James Buslik,...
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Private school leases for $1M a year in Williamsburg
From left: MetSchools’ Kevin McCarthy, 297 North 7th Street, Yona Edelkopf (building photo credit PropertyShark) A Brooklyn branch of the Midtown-based private educational company MetSchools signed a...
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Top stories yesterday on The Real Deal: 1. Mayoral candidates get candid 2. Dolly Lenz sells John Madden’s co-op for $3.9M 3. “Rock stars of real estate” glam up for Details party: PHOTOS
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Out of the pool! Chelsea co-op owners battle with renters
London Terrace, the swimming pool and Tim Gunn(inset) Owners at Chelsea’s London Terrace are demanding that renters pony up $750,000 a year if they want to take a dip in the tony co-op’s Olympic-sized...
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Rock-bottom jumbo loan rates get buyers to borrow more
Homebuyers are finding jumbo mortgages cheaper than traditional ones — something that has never happened before — and are taking advantage of the better rates by borrowing more. The average 30-year...
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UES restaurants betting on Second Ave. seek liquor licenses, lack of good...
The mural at the Brooklyn Academy of Music 1. UES restaurants betting on Second Avenue seek liquor licenses [DNAinfo] 2. Scarcity of suitable lots hindering housing recovery, home builders say [WSJ] 3....
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No kidding: $120K for foot-wide strip of Hamptons
An aerial shot of Napeague Suffolk County is laughing all the way to the bank after a bidding war between two Manhattan financiers brought $120,000 for a foot-wide strip of land that it only wanted 10...
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Real estate’s new ruling class
Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, Justin Elghanayan, Jeff Blau, MaryAnne Gilmartin and Rob Speyer From the September issue: They’re young, they’re tech-savvy, and some even wear sweatshirts and trendy...
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400 Park Ave. S. unveils teaser site
Toll Brothers and Sam Zell’s Equity Residential have just released a teaser site for their condominium and rental project at 400 Park Avenue South. Designed by Christian de Portzamparc, “Sky Couture”...
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“Slumlords” donate to De Blasio, one of their biggest critics
From left: Bill de Blasio and Robert Hess A group of landlords that has earned millions of dollars operating homeless shelters made a big bet on Public Advocate and mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio,...
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