Residential Bureau Chief And Senior Reporter
Katherine Kallergis is a Residential Bureau Chief and Senior Reporter at The Real Deal. She specializes in the South Florida market, focusing on residential real estate, new development, and the construction industry, while also collaborating with reporters across TRD’s markets. Katherine's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance Singapore, Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, The Real Deal, and Yahoo News UK.
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Katherine's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Miami and South Florida. She appears to be interested in private sector announcements and press releases related to real estate developments, as evidenced by her article titles.
Given Katherine's focus on the national (United States) and local (New York City) level, she would likely be most responsive to pitches involving high-profile real estate projects or key market trends within these areas. Additionally, sources with insights into property insurance laws and regulations impacting real estate in Florida may also pique her interest.
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By: Katherine Kallergis
Late last month, the Florida chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police announced it opposes Amendment 3, even though the organization supports property tax relief. The Florida Fire Chiefs' Association and the Florida Sheriffs Association also opposed the amendment.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Via Mizner Owner III LLC and Via Mizner Pledgor III LLC sued Via Mizner Lender 1 and Via Mizner Lender 2 LLC in New York state court on Thursday, seeking damages of more than $500 million. The plaintiffs, led by Mark Gensheimer, president and CEO of Penn-Florida Companies, alleged that Madison Realty “created the defaults” it's using as the basis to foreclose on the properties.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Potential slashing of local budgets could cut into quality of life developers, brokers sell
By: Katherine Kallergis
LLCs tied to Karpov sold the new two-story mansion at 2740 North Bay Road to a trust for $72 million, property records show. Mirce Curkoski and Albert Justo of the Waterfront Team at One Sotheby's International Realty brokered the off-market deal.
By: Katherine Kallergis
A condo at the Surf Club Four Seasons was flipped for $30.3 million, or $7,100 per square foot, marking a nearly $12 million increase in a year.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Juan Carlos Tovar’s Devtov Group is on the hook for $1.8 million in a lawsuit involving a long-stalled spec home in Pinecrest.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Affiliates of Penn-Florida Companies sued their lender, entities tied to New York-based Madison Realty Capital, over the pending foreclosure of the luxury development, which has been tied up in lawsuits and delays for years. Earlier this summer, affiliates of Madison sued to foreclose on the site, and a UCC auction was scheduled for last week.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Sagar Desai’s Activate Hospitality bought out developer Michael Stern’s interest in a group of units at the oceanfront Casablanca condo-hotel in Mi...
By: Katherine Kallergis
Asher Raphael, CEO of Chester, Pennsylvania-based Power Home Remodeling, acquired the new two-story mansion at 2740 North Bay Road, sources told TRD . Russian businessman Ilya Karpov sold the property to a trust that conceals the identity of the buyer.
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