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WNEW's John Mingione Gets 'On The Phone' For New Podcast - Vimarsana News

WNEW's John Mingione Gets 'On The Phone' For New Podcast

Audacy New York City's New 102.7 (WNEW) morning co-host John Mingione is expanding into a new podcast venture.

HFZ Capital and the Ugliest Divorce in Manhattan Real Estate - Vimarsana News

HFZ Capital and the Ugliest Divorce in Manhattan Real Estate

HFZ Capital Group’s luxury developers staked their futures on Bjarke Ingels’s High Line debut and lost everything. Over the past 18 months, the firm has been obliterated by foreclosures and investor lawsuits.

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NYC developer Nir Meir facing charges as accomplices arraigned in $86M fraud scheme: DA - Vimarsana News

NYC developer Nir Meir facing charges as accomplices arraigned in $86M fraud scheme: DA

Developer Nir Meir, who dreamed of leaving his mark on the Manhattan skyline, is now facing serious jail time after authorities accused him Wednesday of running a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme. Meir — whose luxury real-estate company HFZ Capital Group collapsed amid plans to build $2 billion luxury towers near the High Line — was set to be extradited to New York after being arrested in ...

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Former HFZ Exec Nir Meir Indicted in $86M Fraud Case - Vimarsana News

Former HFZ Exec Nir Meir Indicted in $86M Fraud Case

Developer Nir Meir was indicted with several other real estate executives for allegedly stealing at least $86 million.

Prominent NYC developer Nir Meir arrested in vast years-long $86M fraud scheme: prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Prominent NYC developer Nir Meir arrested in vast years-long $86M fraud scheme: prosecutors

Nir Meir, 49, and the since-shuttered HFZ Capital Group he once worked for, allegedly swindled $86 million from investors, subcontractors and NYC during his five years at the company.

Source: nypost.com