Senior Reporter And Commercial Bureau Chief
Rich Bockmann is a Staff Reporter at The Real Deal. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as markets, lawsuits, and the vibrant NYC theater scene. Rich's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance and The Real Deal.
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Rich Bockmann's articles predominantly cover the real estate industry, particularly focusing on property sales and investment in New York City. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive or high-profile commercial property transactions and investments within New York City.
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The T-shirt-and-jeans-wearing, street-art-scene-loving developer is building more new homes than anyone in the gritty neighborhood that's being transformed into Brooklyn's latest boom town.
When Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy promised to go into demon mode on D.C. office, everyone in real estate paid attention. Within weeks of Donald Trump's election victory, property owners and brokers were reading up on presidential advisory commissions and their potential power to shrink the federal government's office footprint.
The death of the big-time investor and brother of Joseph Chetrit was announced by Ohel Moshe Synagogue. His funeral to be held in Israel.
Nathan Berman has found his next office conversion project on Third Avenue along with Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer — possibly the first of its type under the City of Yes
By: Rich Bockmann
These are NYC’s top investment sales of 2024
By: Matthew Elo, Rich Bockmann
Projects by Gary Barnett, Steve Witkoff and the Zeckendorfs received financing packages for $1 billion or more in 2024
The Pintchik family , major landlords along Brooklyn's Flatbush Avenue near Barclays Center, sold a large portfolio of properties in the area for more than $100 million.
A JV led by George Comfort & Sons is eyeing a $400 million valuation for a stake in 63 Madison Avenue.
David Werner struck a deal to buy a Third Avenue office building from the Dursts in what could be another residential conversion.
President Donald Trump signed a barrage of executive orders on his first day in office Monday, including many that will have a direct impact on the real estate industry.
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