The largest US real estate market, where office-to-residential conversions, a record affordable-housing push, and the debt maturity wall are reshaping the five boroughs.
Astor & Rowe is listed as owner on a DOB filing to convert 330 East 59th Street to 24 apartments, one day after a $9.07M deed dated Sept. 10.
Alloy and GFB's 1,502-unit 240 Nassau Street plan cleared community board review and moved to the Brooklyn Borough President on Oct. 6.
Lonicera Partners filed a 25-story, 88-unit new building at 56 Great Jones on Dec. 30, then a full-demolition filing 213 days later. Press reports 94 units.
The buyer is an LLC formed for the lot. DOB lists the owner as a corporation, with an individual named on the filing.
RFR Holding bought the Prada-anchored retail condo at 841 Madison Avenue for $57M, about 11% above the $51.4M the seller paid in 2010.
The deed records two lots, 54,580 square feet of land, from a rezoned industrial assemblage in Park Slope.
An amended loan agreement replaced the September 4 deal, and the money is for pre-construction costs only.
DOB ordered the owner of a 43-unit Bronx building to install a sidewalk shed on 9/16 after inspectors found a leaning parapet at risk of collapse.
4354 Park Avenue in Morrisania sold for $1.05M in December on an $840,000 loan. A $1.12M judgment auction is set for Oct. 19.
DOB inspectors found a collapsed roof portion affecting the adjacent property, plus no permits for the roofing work ordered a year earlier.
A five-year-old, 11-unit Brooklyn building lost a 45-by-45-foot section of stucco in a nor'easter and DOB demanded an engineer's report.
NYC transfer tax records confirm the 2015 purchase price behind what an appraiser calls the largest loss on an individual home sale in city history.
NYC property records show the two-bedroom went to Wynn in a 2010 deed tied to her divorce settlement, the only recorded transfer of the unit on file.
Twenty-two instruments in one recording batch. That is what a low-income housing tax credit resyndication looks like from the outside.
The phase number in the job description is the story: this is one building out of a staged build on the old Brooklyn Developmental Center land.
The deed is the only public record naming Settlement Housing Fund as Camber Property Group's partner on Linden Plaza, and all seven new mortgages recorded as new instruments, not consolidations.
The tax targets homes over $5M and condos and co-ops over $1M, and the city projects at least $500M a year.
The application sits in the NoHo Historic District Extension, next to an interior and exterior landmark.
The ULURP application would replace a one-to-two story shopping center with a mixed-use building and 62,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail.
Thierry Henry relisted his Soho penthouse at $25 million. One 2010 deed for the combined unit shows $9 million, not the $14.85 million widely reported.
DOB NOW filings show new-building applications up 23% and proposed units up 68% over the past year, but the most recent quarter is flat.
Before the program, the same comparison was 8 sites against 6. The 99s now carry 14,850 apartments and 12.9 million sq ft of construction.
The new complaint landed the same day as a preliminary injunction motion, filed in the same bankruptcy court hearing Simpson's personal Chapter 11 case.
The Starbucks at 4 St. Mark's Place, on the corner of Avenue A, shut down September 26, leaving one Starbucks store in the East Village.
City records show the ground-floor retail condominium has stayed with the same landlord since the building converted, financed through Apple Bank since a 2017 refinancing.
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