We are excited to announce the launch of our YouTube Channel. We have created an instruction video for the Income and Expense Schedule (TC201). Here is a link to the video.
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- Elliman, RE/MAX, Keller Williams subpoenaed in discrimination probeby TRD Staff on February 28, 2020 at 12:33 am
Major brokerages have been summoned to a State Senate hearing on unequal treatment of minority homebuyers in Long Island. Douglas Elliman, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Keller Williams, Charles Rutenberg Realty and Realty Connect USA were all sent subpoenas, state officials told Newsday. The hearing, scheduled for April 17, is part of a Senate probe examining housing discrimination. The probe was launched after a three-year Newsday investigation found real estate agents sometimes steered minorities to certain neighborhoods The post Elliman, RE/MAX, Keller Williams subpoenaed in discrimination probe appeared first on The Real Deal New York. […]
- One World Trade Center signs 200K sf deal with marketing firm MDCby TRD Staff on February 27, 2020 at 11:43 pm
MDC Partners, a holding company for some of the world’s biggest marketing and communications firms, has just signed a massive lease at One World Trade Center, in a deal that takes the skyscraper close to full occupancy. MDC is taking just shy of 200,000 square feet at the Durst Organization and Port Authority’s 2.9 million-square-foot tower, boosting the building’s occupancy rate to 93 percent, the New York Post reported. The company, which controls firms such The post One World Trade Center signs 200K sf deal with marketing firm MDC appeared first on The Real Deal New York. […]
- Coronavirus delays $1B sale of SF’s Oceanwide Centerby By Kevin Sun on February 27, 2020 at 11:30 pm
It’s been over a month since Chinese developer Oceanwide Holdings announced a deal to sell its flagship San Francisco development for $1 billion, but it could take another month for the deal to officially close — and the new coronavirus outbreak is to blame. Oceanwide and the buyer, an affiliate of Beijing-based asset manager SPF Group, have agreed to postpone the completion of due diligence and the delivery of Oceanwide Center by a month amid The post Coronavirus delays $1B sale of SF’s Oceanwide Center appeared first on The Real Deal New York. […]
- Rockwood looks to get nearly $600M for Grand Central office towerby By Rich Bockmann on February 27, 2020 at 11:25 pm
A Midtown office tower that Harry Macklowe developed at the start of the 1980s building boom is up for sale. Rockwood Capital has put the 44-story 2 Grand Central Tower on the market, sources told The Real Deal. The New York-based real estate private equity investor is expecting pricing in the mid $800 per-square-foot range, which would put the cost in the neighborhood of $580 million, according to a source familiar with the offer. A The post Rockwood looks to get nearly $600M for Grand Central office tower appeared first on The Real Deal New York. […]
- Judge scolds 200 Amsterdam developers: “Owner must bear the responsibility”by By Sylvia Varnham O’Regan on February 27, 2020 at 11:22 pm
The real estate industry was stunned by a recent ruling that could force developers to chop off the top of a near-complete residential tower. But they should have known better than to continue construction during a legal challenge, the judge wrote in his ruling, which was made public Thursday. Justice W. Franc Perry rejected the argument that invalidating the permit for 200 Amsterdam would be “unduly prejudicial,” noting that the dispute over the building had The post Judge scolds 200 Amsterdam developers: “Owner must bear the responsibility” appeared first on The Real Deal New York. […]
- Elliman, RE/MAX, Keller Williams subpoenaed in discrimination probe