One Madison Park: Pity the Poor Luxury Condo Owners
View from the frontier. A couple of weeks ago, The Observer peered at a single light burning at failed condo project One Madison Park and speculated that it must be quite lonely at the top. Today The...
View ArticleBowery to Get Karl Fischer-Designed New Luxe Condo
The possible look-alike, 263 Bowery. After scoring a smashing successlet with 263 Broadway, a diminutive Karl Fischer-designed luxury condo, developer Shaky Cohen has dreamed up a new seven-story...
View ArticleTD Decided: Grabs 57th Street Glass Cube
You can see right through this one, too. TD Bank’s latest real estate move lends new meaning to their gestures at increased transparency. The Canadian-based bank has just signed a lease for a...
View ArticleSteve Ross-Sized Curveball Heads for One Madison
Steve Ross' latest prize? In the real estate equivalent of Mariano Rivera parachuting into a tight ninth inning, Steve Ross has just made a play for troubled tower 1 Madison Park. Mid-tier developer...
View ArticleRed-Sauce Sushi Joint
West Coast classic. Raw fish is a dish we generally prefer with a side of irony. Thus, in our second-favorite reason this week to mock BroBillies, the nabe is getting that snooziest of cuisines, an...
View ArticleA Condo Grows at 83 Walker Street: A Peek
83 Walker rendering. Way under the radar, a lovely new Tribeca condo is growing at 83 Walker Street and The Observer has caught an initial peek. The new nine-story building by Brooklyn developer Abra...
View ArticleBill Rudin Gets Some Talent at 41 Madison
Haven't seen this face in a while. Nothing takes us back to that halcyon year of 1996 as does seeing the likes of Michael Ondaatje and Drew Carey in the same paragraph. In a delightful blast from the...
View ArticleZiel Feldman Finally Files One Madison Plans
Safe? Mid-tier developer Ziel Feldman has pledged $200 million to rescue the city's most troubled residential tower from bankruptcy and take full control of One Madison Park. According to MarketWatch,...
View ArticleL’Oreal Looking for 500K Feet
No, New York. Adding a much-needed gloss to the city's ho-hum roster of mega-tenants, L'Oreal, the world's largest cosmetics company, has just started looking for 500,000 square feet for its New York...
View ArticleMorgan Stanley to World Trade Center?
Following a shocker from a couple of weeks back that UBS is considering moving some of its offices from Stamford, Conn., to the World Trade Center (if only for the sake of the social lives of those...
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