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Patrick Ralph is a Reporter at The Real Deal. He covers a range of topics including real estate, lawsuits, and developments in NYC, New Jersey, and Miami, highlighting the intricate dynamics of these markets. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in the real estate sector.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Patrick Ralph's coverage is heavily focused on the local real estate industry, particularly in New York. He extensively reports on private sector announcements and cites data to support his articles. His emphasis on investment analysis and themes related to the real estate industry suggests that he would be interested in pitches from professionals with expertise in real estate market trends, investment sales strategies, foreclosure procedures, or loan extension processes within the New York area.
Given Patrick's regional focus on New York, experts with a deep understanding of the local real estate market and its specific challenges are likely to capture his attention. Pitches should highlight how insights can provide valuable perspectives for individuals involved in property investment or dealing with foreclosure and loan extensions within this geographic region.
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By: Steven Dilakian, Patrick Ralph
Citizens Bank laid off staff from its home mortgage division March 30 as home lending remains moribund across the nation.
By: Patrick Ralph, Priyanka Modi
Six transactions involving mid-market commercial properties valued between $10 million and $40 million hit New York City records last week.
CMBS issuance plunged below $6 billion in the first quarter, down 79 percent from last year for the lowest quarterly volume since 2012.
By: Patrick Ralph, Kevin Cifuentes
Multifamily assets with ground-floor retail space drove most of the activity on NYC’s mid-market investment sales scene last week.
Commercial property transactions in New York City declined 52 percent annually in the first quarter as high interest rates dragged down the market.
By: Patrick Ralph, Isabella Farr, Steven Dilakian
Seeking an extension, Tishman Speyer asked for special servicing on a $485 million CMBS loan on 300 Park Avenue, where revenue fell.
By: Jay Young, Patrick Ralph, Kevin Cifuentes
The hot dog business and its former landlord at 179 East 86th Street have settled a dispute over what’s now an Extell Development site.
By: Patrick Ralph, Jay Young, Ilya Hourie
Joe Sitt’s Thor Equities allegedly defaulted in January on a loan tied to the retail property at 440 Broadway in Soho.
By: Kevin Cifuentes, Patrick Ralph
Three sales of mid-market commercial properties for between $10 million and $40 million hit New York City records last week.
By: Steven Dilakian, Patrick Ralph
A Park Slope townhouse at 625 2nd Street asking $5.4 million was Brooklyn’s priciest signed contract in the second week of April.
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