Ethan Rothstein is the Deputy Managing Editor at Bisnow, a leading commercial real estate news and events platform. With a focus on the real estate industry, Ethan covers a wide range of topics including market trends, property developments, financing deals, and legal issues. His articles provide valuable insights and analysis for professionals in the real estate sector.
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Ethan Rothstein's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in relation to New York City and commercial properties. His articles feature a substantial amount of press releases and private sector announcements, indicating that he may be interested in exclusive news from companies or organizations within the real estate sector.
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The company at the bleeding edge of the artificial intelligence revolution is opening up a large New York City office.
The comeback is officially on in the New York City office sector, with the most active leasing market in three years being fueled largely by private equity firms and hedge funds.
The tech giant continues its push into the nation's fastest-growing data center market.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. earned the nickname "Money" for the record winnings he took home during his undefeated boxing career.
Yellowstone Real Estate Investments has picked up another large Manhattan building in its bid to snap up properties in distress.
The distress hunter has bagged another trophy, this one a large hotel in Midtown East.
An embattled Chicago developer parted ways with an apartment tower it recently completed in Midtown Atlanta.
By: Ethan Rothstein
It's been more than a year since Nightingale Properties CEO Elie Schwartz was first accused of embezzling more than $50M from crowdfunding investors who funneled cash into two failed real estate deals.
The longtime owner of a nearly 700K SF office building across the street from Madison Square Garden is seeking a modification of its CMBS loan more than a year before it's set to mature.
An office investor grappling with distress in pockets of its portfolio dropped a quarter-billion dollars to take advantage of someone else's.
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