Keith Larsen is a Senior Reporter at The Real Deal. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on commercial real estate, real estate development, and investment, as well as the housing market. Keith's insightful reporting has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Real Deal and Yahoo Finance.
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Keith Larsen's local coverage in New York centers heavily on the real estate industry, particularly private sector announcements and legal policy regulation. He would likely be receptive to pitches from professionals with expertise in real estate law, property development, or investment strategy within the United States, especially those related to New York.
Given Keith’s focus on specific cases and developments within the real estate industry, he may appreciate insights from sources directly involved in similar situations or those who have a deep understanding of how these types of issues typically unfold.
As his geographic focus is local (United States, New York), it's important for pitches to align with this scope. Any relevant experts should have knowledge specifically related to the local market dynamics and legal landscape impacting real estate ventures in New York.
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By: Keith Larsen, Rich Bockmann
It's true that the private equity CEOs and executives at the big publicly traded REITs wield enormous power. But at the end of the day they're mere suits compared to the swagger that can only come from having no shareholders to answer to.
Vornado will go ahead with 350 Park Avenue amid Citadel’s spat with Zohran Mamdani
The joint deal consists of 12 cold storage facilities and will bring in about $1.1 billion in cash.
By: Keith Larsen
Investors and lenders allege Dweck diverted escrow funds, failed to repay millions in loans and issued checks tied to frozen and nonexistent accounts
Sprei and former Kings County Justice Harold King charged with wire fraud conspiracy
Four lawsuits have been brought against Bert I. Dweck in New Jersey state court since the start of the year. In total, Bert I. Dweck of Dweck Group faces 11 lawsuits in New York and New Jersey. Lawsuits also name his parents, Isaac and Marlene Dweck, and his brother, Adam Dweck, as defendants.
New research paper suggests big banks extended CRE loans at historical norms
By: Keith Larsen
Boxing champion's lawyer Leo Jacobs filed lawsuit against ex-investment manager
By: Keith Larsen
The boxer filed a lawsuit against former business partner accusing him of diverting $175M in cash, real estate interests and jewelry
By: Keith Larsen
Rosen's MRR turns to the land of Milk and Honey to refinance Club Indigo hotel and Miami development site The Israeli bond market spigot has turned back on.
