Greystar, one of the largest multifamily property owners in the country, is accused of gathering extensive financial and personal information on several prospective tenants without their knowledge or consent. Eight tenants at Greystar-owned apartment buildings in…
Starwood Capital’s seven-property regional mall portfolio, already beset by high vacancy rates and in deep trouble with Israeli investors, has hit a new low as the coronavirus has sunk rent collection to around 20 percent. Now,…
State legislators are back in action, but their cancel-rent bills are not. Lawmakers are tabling the controversial bills and instead focusing on more politically feasible measures, at least for now. One reason for legislators’ caution may…
Homes are now more than just where we hang our hat. They are the key to the stay-at-home economy….
Investors who stay smart and deliberate will get through this crisis and might even come out on the other side with some well-earned cash….
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Homebuyers are back in the game as reopening continues. The volume of mortgage applications to purchase homes increased by 9 percent last week, according to the seasonally adjusted weekly index kept by the Mortgage Bankers Association….
We must work together to overcome this challenge and ensure that everyone can rely on their homes to provide safety and reassurance….
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Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday signed into law a package of Covid-19 relief bills, including one that temporarily bars landlords from going after restaurant and store owners’ personal assets. The law suspends the enforcement of…
New York City now wants to prohibit property owners from enforcing personal guaranties of some leases, but does the new law actually do that?…
Manhattan sellers may have gotten ahead of themselves. The number of new listings in Manhattan increased for the fourth consecutive week while contract signings fell, according to a weekly report from data firm UrbanDigs. There were…
There were 79% less homes for sale in the first week of May than at the same time in 2019, according to StreetEasy….
Some lucky landlords have secured bailout funds through the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program — all thanks to a legal loophole. The program, created through the CARES Act and administered by the Small Business Administration, specifically…
When a lender moved to foreclose on Sharif El-Gamal’s Tribeca condo tower, it tapped one of the top defenders of besieged condo projects to oversee the development while the two parties were in court. But now,…
Former Lakers player and coach Byron Scott has paid $1.9 million for a home in Granada Hills. …
Former Clippers and Golden State Warriors guard Shaun Livingston has sold a home near the beach in Playa del Rey for $1.85 million. …
Capital markets around the world are struggling with the impact of coronavirus. Still, one New York City landlord is turning to Tel Aviv for its latest refinancing. Abraham Leser’s Leser Group is examining the possibility of…
When a buyer was weighing whether to make an offer at GID Development’s 2 Waterline Square condo in early March, one thing tipped the balance. “The terrace was the reason he bought this,” said Corcoran Sunshine’s…
Activity in Brooklyn’s luxury market returned to its typical pandemic level last week after just one sale the week before. But it is still way down from a year ago. The borough saw four deals last…
