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Craig Nassi’s father sues son to collect $5.7M
Craig Nassi and 315 Park Avenue South Real estate developer Craig Nassi’s father has gone to court to recover some $5.7 million in loans and interest payments that his son allegedly owes him for...
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Elizabeth Stribling nabs guest nest at One Brooklyn Bridge
Elizabeth Stribling in her One Brooklyn Bridge Park apartment and an exterior shot of the building at 360 Furman Street Elizabeth Stribling, the grand dame of the high-end residential market, has...
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RFR’s Seagram Building signs Singapore fund to full floor
From left: Aby Rosen, head of RFR, and the Seagram Building at 375 Park Avenue Temasek, a Singapore-based sovereign wealth fund leased a full floor at RFR Holding’s Midtown office trophy at 375 Park...
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Clintons pull Hamptons home switcheroo
From left: Bill and Hillary Clinton and Lily Pond Lane, East Hampton Bill and Hillary Clinton have switched up their August Hamptons plans, relocating from developer Elie Hirschfeld’s East Hampton...
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A Hamptons home hosts a Bentley brunch
The Brunch with Bentley last month at 674 Scuttle Hole Road in Water Mill From the August issue: What better way to market a $25 million villa in the Hamptons than to tie it to arguably the world’s...
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Eichner’s $100M East 22nd St. project to have triplex penthouse, 15 CPW...
Ian Bruce Eichner’s site at 41 East 22nd Street 1. Ian Bruce Eichner’s $100 million project at East 22nd Street will have a triplex penthouse [BuzzBuzzHome] 2. 15 Central Park West sponsor unit sells...
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Top residential agents of the week
From left: Buyer Charles Lazarus and 521 Park Avenue Price: $21,000,000 Listing Broker: Roderick Waywell of Charles Rutenberg Realty Address: 960 Fifth Avenue From left: Joan Swift and 62 Beach Street...
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HUD selects finalists for post-Sandy competition
From left, HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan, damage done to the Jersey Shore by Hurricane Sandy In its competition to help rebuild areas hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy and to protect them from future...
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Man converts dumpster into Red Hook apartment
Gregory Kloehn in his converted apartment One man has transformed a dumpster into an apartment in Red Hook, according to the New York Post. Gregory Kloehn, a California-based designer, has converted a...
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Tribeca penthouse hits market for $35M
101 Warren Street A Tribeca penthouse owned by an apartment-collecting couple has just been put on the market with an asking price of $35 million, the New York Observer reported. Heiress Rebekah Mercer...
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New Yorkers to spend 24 hours in mini-apartment
A 325-square-foot apartment in the Museum of the City of New York The Museum of the City of New York will present a series in which five people have been selected to spend 24 hours in a 325-square-foot...
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Throggs Neck Houses flooded with sewage
From left, State Senator Jeff Klein, Alexander Malloy’s bathroom after being flooded The ground floor apartments of the Throggs Neck Houses have been regularly flooded with raw sewage, and senior...
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Ratner, Dolan head to final round in Nassau Coliseum fight
From left: Bruce Ratner, James Dolan, Nassau Coliseum The fight between James Dolan and Bruce Ratner for the right to rebuild and run Nassau Coliseum in Long Island is almost at an end, Crain’s...
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ATCO’s 630 Third Ave. goes global with Slovenian gov’t lease
630 Third Avenue The Government of Slovenia is moving its office a few blocks north, the New York Observer reported. The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Slovenia to the United Nations signed a...
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Court OKs building of controversial Palisades office tower
Rendering of LG Electronics’ proposed New Jersey headquarters The New Jersey Superior Court has given the go-ahead for LG Electronics to move forward with its plan to build an office tower just beyond...
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Common charges: How low can they go?
Daniel Neiditch From the August issue: Low common charges have always been a draw for buyers on the hunt for a luxury condo. Even in this fast-moving market, condo boards are paying close attention to...
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Saks’ rebirth as REIT could save Hudson’s Bay $300M
Hudson’s Bay CEO Bonnie Brooks and 611 Fifth Avenue By turning luxury retailer Saks into a real estate investment trust, Hudson’s Bay Company — which acquired it for $2.4 billion late last month —...
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Silverstein boosts nonprofit roster at 120 Wall
120 Wall Street AFS-USA, a nonprofit that handles exchange programs for students and adults, is merging all of its offices nationwide into one space at the Silverstein Properties-owned 120 Wall Street,...
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CORE star Michael Graves jumps to Elliman
Howard Lorber, Michael Graves and Dottie Herman Michael Graves, a top-producing broker at CORE, has joined Douglas Elliman after a four-year stint with Shaun Osher’s Chelsea-based firm, he told The...
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Rentals in demand: Upper East Side, two-bedrooms
The Upper East Side has unseated the East Village as the most in-demand neighborhood for prospective tenants hunting down a rental apartment in Manhattan in the last week, according to data from...
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