
Reporter @CrainsNewYork. A-train rider. Trump hung up after I asked why he took a property tax credit for middle-class New Yorkers. https://xitter.cf/t.co/AXWOwCfU5f
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Choked up reading @InTheMkts this morning. A reporter’s tale of losing sources who meant much more. crainsnewyork.com/real-estat…
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Replying to @FrancisSuarez
Every large, elite company in the world is pouring into Manhattan. Miami? ZERO. People who say everyone is leaving Manhattan are Fake News. In fact the opposite is happening. Manhattan has never been stronger 🔥🔥
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This might be the best political interview ever. Nothing the rabbi said is surprising. What’s surprising is that he said it. No one like him ever has. mishpacha.com/the-kingmaker-…
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ICYMI: “We cannot continue to accept that it’s just a fact of living in New York City.” – D.A. Bragg. Read more about what we’re doing to address tenant harassment of rent regulated tenants in @CrainsNewYork: crainsnewyork.com/real-estat…
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Interesting piece in @CrainsNewYork by @InTheMkts
re. the latest on tenant harassment in NYC and how
@ManhattanDA Alvin Bragg's Housing & Tenant Protection Unit is tackling the issue
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When I started covering local NYC news about 10 years ago, progressives pols protested almost every major new development. Now they are some of the city's biggest pro-housing voices. My latest story for @CrainsNewYork explores how and why that happened. crainsnewyork.com/real-estat…
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It’s been more than an hour since Kamala Harris last had the courage to sit down with a biased right-wing cable outlet.
Rockefeller Center nears $3.5 billion refinancing at a steep price crainsnewyork.com/real-estat… via @CrainsNewYork
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Today’s Throwback goes back 21 years to 2003.
@CrainsNewYork Business magazine had always been very good to Paul and I. We always went out of our way to engage with them, speak to their real estate reporters, and attend their functions.
This relationship proved to be mutually beneficial, as we had given them several ideas for trend stories, and they had always paid close attention to the developments and growth of our firm.
In 2002, one of our clients called asking if we wouldn’t mind being nominated for their Top Entrepreneurs recognition awards. Of course, we were flattered and suggested it would be a great honor if this client would nominate us.
To our delight, Crains awarded us with the recognition as Top Entrepreneurs in their 2003 version of the awards. Below is the piece that they wrote about us.
This recognition was particularly appreciated as it was not just a real estate recognition but a recognition within the entire business community in New York City. We knew that we had created something that was very special, but didn’t realize that the recognition of what we were doing extended and was recognized beyond just the real estate community.
We will be forever grateful to Crains for all of their support and the various recognitions they have given us over the years.
Rent-regulated apartment values have fallen by 67% since 2019 state law was enacted crainsnewyork.com/real-estat… via @CrainsNewYork
Landlord poised to lose prime Fifth Avenue building crainsnewyork.com/real-estat… via @CrainsNewYork
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New @CrainsNewYork: 14 nonprofits have contracted with New York City to spend $1 billion or more in taxpayer money. They're barely known to the average New Yorker but play a key role in critical services from shelter to animal care.
We profiled each one:
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Converted office tower in Financial District on brink of default crainsnewyork.com/real-estat… via @CrainsNewYork















