Have you heard? Bernie leading fundraising by zip code, but Trump close behind
With the presidential candidate fundraising numbers for the third quarter now available, real estate website Renthop took a look at the individual donations on a
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Have You Heard: Socialite must pay co-op’s legal fees
An Ex-Trump pal and Manhattan socialite has lost her appeal over paying the legal fees of the co-op board that evicted her. Verina Hixon, 75,
The President gets it, says Cuomo
It began with a YouTube video, a five minute compilation of crumbling cement and pooling saltwater in the Amtrak train tunnels beneath the Hudson River.
Fred Trump III joins Cushman & Wakefield’s office leasing team
Fred Trump III, a real estate veteran and nephew of President Donald Trump, has joined Cushman & Wakefield’s office leasing team as an executive director.
Rising interest rates give CRE executives grey hair
The first year of the Trump Administration is in the books, and with it came a new tax bill passed into law and soaring stock
New York builders head for DC to save Gateway Project
A high-powered delegation of New York building executives is en route to the White House to lobby Democrats and Republicans to fund the Gateway Project.
Trump infrastructure plan gets a lukewarm real estate reception
President Trump unveiled his administration’s $200 billion infrastructure plan this week to a lukewarm reception from the real estate industry and elected officials in the
Judge okays ‘lowballʼ $905M offer to help keep Starrett City affordable
The owners of the nation’s largest subsidized housing complex have cleared another legal hurdle in their attempt to sell the 44-year-old Starrett City in Brooklyn.
Report: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Westchester hardest hit by GOP tax plan
Two provisions in the GOP federal tax plan will disproportionately impact homeowners in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Westchester County. According to a report from ATTOM Data
Trump looking to unravel Dodd-Frank regulation
President Donald Trump announced last week that he would begin to dismantle financial regulations that were put into law after the economic collapse of 2008-2009,