Two First-Time Buyers Searched the West Side With a $700,000 Budget. Which One-Bedroom Was Right?
After years of renting “typical shoebox Manhattan apartments,” a young couple went looking for a co-op unit they could buy.
Buffalo law firm opens Rochester office, plans second expansion downstate
With the hiring of attorneys Elizabeth Ognenovski and Bradon Carlson, Hurwitz Fine will have a brick-and-mortar office. It is ...
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SUNY Poly gets $500K NYSTEC pledge for new business center
SUNY Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly) has received a transformative $500,000 pledge from New York State Technology ...
Rechler, SL Green lose fight over $90M pegged to help struggling Worldwide Plaza
A New York judge has ruled that New York REIT — which owns a majority stake in the 2 million square-foot complex at 825 ...
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New housing proposed for neglected Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood
New housing is being proposed for the Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood after the Buffalo Common Council approved a developer to ...
Moshe Braver bags $148M loan for Jamaica multifamily project
Moshe Braver secured $148 million in construction financing for the second phase at his multifamily project at 94-15 Sutphin Boulevard in the Jamaica neighborhood, the Commercial ...
Haynes and Boone Expands in New York With 7-Lawyer Seward & Kissel Fund Finance, Securitization Team
Seven lawyers from midsize firm Seward & Kissel, including the head of the firm's asset securitization and CLO ...
Contract awarded to manage downtown Albany outdoor events
Capitalize Albany Corp. will pay up to $125,000 to a local firm to manage outdoor events at the newly built Clinton Market ...
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170 Broadway mortgage sent to special servicing amid lingering bitterness over lockdown-era legal fight
The landlord has fallen behind on loan payments and the $64 million mortgage due in April faces “imminent monetary default,” according to credit-rating agency KBRA. 170 Broadway’s 16,000 square feet ...