NYC real estate industry exerts influence in high-profile congressional race
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The firm is working on a 49-story residential development in the Brooklyn neighborhood
Ahmet Nejat Ozsu has refused to leave his apartment on the Upper West Side, delaying a plan for condominiums. A pandemic remedy for renters could help him prolong the standoff.
The Battery Park City Authority has reached an agreement with Rockrose Development to preserve 70 units in Tribeca Pointe
11 East 26th Street with Henry and Justin Elghanayan (Google Maps, Getty) UPDATE, April 30 2021, 11:25 a.m.: At least one developer is looking at the office market through rose-colored glasses. Rockrose Development purchased a 14 percent interest in a 218,000-square-foot office building at 11 East 26th Street in Nomad for $32.9 million. The investment values the pre-war building at $235 million, down only slightly from its pre-pandemic valuation of $246 million. The purchase gives Rockrose a 42.5 percent tenant in common interest in the building, according to property records, which is a non-...