Aaron Elstein

The Brookfield-QIA cash cow stands in stark contrast to the depleted values of older properties, reflecting "a glaringly bifurcated market," as Brookfield itself put it.

Thakkar Developers has allegedly defaulted on $28 million worth of property taxes.

The influential adviser says new severance benefits are excessive.

The deal gives Tishman time to fill up the Long Island City buildings.

The retailer plans to move two blocks south next year.

Landlord Eve Hart Rice said Cohen owes more than $500,000 at 222 E. 59th St.

An anonymous whisteblower has alleged union President Rich Maroko oversees an organization rife with problems.

The property's drop reflects that retailers paying a lot less to lease space in glamourous SoHo: Rents fetch less than half of what they did a decade ago.

The retailer would emerge with fewer than half as many stores as before.

The siblings are part of an 18-member ring that allegedly stole a Harlem brownstone.