Mark Hallum is a news reporter for amNewYork, focusing on local news in New York City. He covers a wide range of topics, including real estate, business, and city politics. His work has also been featured in Commercial Observer and Yahoo Finance.
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Brooklyn, United States (Local)
Mark Hallum's coverage predominantly focuses on the local real estate industry in New York City, with an emphasis on leasing, office space, retail, and commercial properties. He frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Mark for potential coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights on emerging trends in the New York City real estate market, analysis of key developments in leasing or property transactions within the city's boroughs or notable shifts in the commercial property landscape.
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reprints Behrooz Hedvat 's White Street Partners has purchased the Tribeca loft building at 80 White Street for $21 million, according to property records.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints Two well-known hotels in Lower Manhattan are getting refinanced with a $230 million loan from J.P. Morgan
By: Mark Hallum
The season’s supposed to represent the slowest time of year for dealmaking.
reprints TPG has sold back the last of its 10 percent stake in global investment firm Sixth Street for about $10 billion, formally ending the two firms' long-standing partnership.
UnitedHealthcare is paying a different kind of premium in a recent deal at One Vanderbilt.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints This investment firm's search for a new office wasn't much of an odyssey.
By: Mark Hallum
reprints Three new tenants have signed leases at Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Events company Ao Hospitality has signed a 3,214-square-foot lease at the Two Trees Management-owned The Refinery at Domino.
reprints Financial consulting firm Exbo Group is relocating its offices to NoHo.
reprints Sam Seiler is returning to the brokerage from whence he came.
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