Jewish-funded Super PAC claims victory over AOC-backed candidates in NY primaries
‘We organized and pushed back by simply informing voters of the radical records of these candidates,’ said Jeff Leb, treasurer of Common Sense New Yorkers.
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‘We organized and pushed back by simply informing voters of the radical records of these candidates,’ said Jeff Leb, treasurer of Common Sense New Yorkers.
Al Laboz, head of United American Land and New York retail mogul, on his life and career in real estate development.
Al Laboz, head of United American Land and New York retail mogul, on his life and career in real estate development.
(Illustration by Paul Dilakian/Getty) The spin class at the New York Sports Club near City Hall was a popular lunchtime workout for landlords and real estate attorneys. They would go for the intense instructor, Mitch Kossoff, a spinning evangelist and one of New York City’s most prominent landlord lawyers. Mitch Kossoff In the studio, Kossoff cranked up a soundtrack of thumping club music, motivating his class to “dance on the bike” as they worked up a sweat. In his law practice, too, Kossoff made adversaries perspire with an encyclopedic knowledge of the state’s byzantine rent stabil...
761 Seventh Avenue, Michael Shah, 80 Willoughby Street, Albert Laboz. (Google Maps, Delshah Capital, United American Land) Two of the four mid-market sales in New York City last week involved properties that had been leased by restaurants. One of those eateries, TGI Friday’s in Midtown Manhattan, closed because of the pandemic. The four investment sales combined for $81.2 million, a jump from the previous week’s $24.3 million total across two transactions. Mid-market sales involve properties that change hands for between $10 million and $30 million each. The other two deals last week were...