Apartment
Eliot Spitzer sold another property built by his late father in the 1970s as he continues to forge ahead with a new generation of developments. Spitzer’s family firm, Spitzer Enterprises, sold the 147-unit rental building at 220 East 72nd Street…
Read moreWith Albany rendering rent-regulated apartments radioactive in New York, The Real Deal ranked the players who own the most of those suddenly less-desirable units. Check out the list below and read the full story on the pummeling the industry took…
Read moreA local real estate family has officially unwinded its portfolio, with the sales of two Brooklyn apartment buildings. The properties, located at 145 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights and 15-19 Wyckoff Street in Cobble Hill, traded for $ 36.5 million…
Read moreTenants arriving at Newcastle Realty Services’ buildings were told that their apartments were deregulated due to extensive renovations. What they weren’t told, according to state officials, is that the property manager inflated the labor costs of those improvements and accepted…
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