Real Estate Weekly

1. Weatherall Green & Smith expands.
Weatherall Green & Smith expands Weatherall Green & Smith, one of the world's largest international real estate brokerage and consulting concerns, continues to expand throughout ...
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2. New HQ complete for AARP.
New HQ complete for AARP The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) new headquarters building has been completed. AARP will be moving its offices, which ...
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3. NIKKEI moves U.S. operation to 1325 Avenue of the Americas.
NIKKEI moves U.S. operation to 1325 Avenue of the Americas The Japanese media giant NIKKEI, whose business news and financial data are closely followed by ...
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4. Auctions not going, going, going!
Auctions not going, going, going! Residential property auctions have taken the real estate market by storm. And while they are here mostly as a result ...
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5. Case brings help for beleaguered conversions.
Case brings help for beleagured conversions In what may be a booster shot for conversions, Justice David B. Saxe barred a non-buying tenant's group from ...
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6. Bank sells parcel of Manhattan buildings for $20M.
Bank sells parcel of Manhattan buildings for $20M One sponsor's failed conversions has led to the one of the biggest sales of foreclosed residential property ...
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7. Co-op board wins case charging racial bias.
Co-op board wins case charging racial bias Two black owners of 27 apartments in a Madison Avenue cooperative who claimed racial bias had prevented them ...
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8. Japanese ad agency moves to Madison Ave.
Japanese ad agency moves to Madison Ave. The name Madison Avenue has long been synonymous with the advertising business. The association is so inextricable that ...
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9. 2 Times Square tops out.
2 Times Square tops out Two Times Square, the new $87 million, 25-story mixed-use building in Manhattan's historic Times Square District, has topped out, reports ...
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10. Senate: tenant gripes must be in writing.
Senate: Tenant gripes must be in writing The New York State Senate passed a bill last week requiring tenants to give owners 21 days written ...
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