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The development giant is facing opposition over a 260-foot indoor drop it hopes to include in its massive hotel project at 740 Eighth Ave.

Peer Street, Inc. and its affiliated companies ("PeerStreet") announced that on Monday, June 26, 2023, they filed for protection under chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the United States Bankruptcy

The punishment from the city Conflicts of Interest Board caps off a years-long probe into de Blasio’s decision to have his NYPD detail tag along with him on 31 out-of-state campaign trips in 2019 as part of his long-shot bid for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.

The past year or so has been full of powerful storms and rough seas for much of Biglaw, but when it comes to the Am Laws Second Hundred, 2022 was clea

Sam Zell, a brash and at-times controversial tycoon, possessed a love of dealmaking that ran to the end. A look at how he changed real estate.

Kramer Levin recently hosted a seminar titled “Emerging Issues in Land Use: The Year in Review and What’s Ahead,” where experts discussed New York City planning initiatives and land use...

GFP Real Estate says it wants at least half of the Flatiron Building to be converted to residential use. What could that look like?

Things continue to look up for the firms in the Second Hundred.

Possession might be nine-tenths of the law, but in New York you need a really good lawyer to keep it.

Shelter developments won’t have to undergo the city’s tedious land use process under an executive order issued by Mayor Adams late Monday — an apparent effort to preempt bureaucratic delays his administration could face as it seeks to open a variety of new emergency housing sites for asylum seekers.