Rich Bockmann is a staff reporter for The Real Deal, a publication focusing on real estate news and analysis. With a focus on national and local real estate markets, Rich covers a wide range of topics including property sales, investment deals, and industry trends. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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By: Rich Bockmann
Office conversions make up 40 percent of the Manhattan apartments set to come online by 2028
By: Rich Bockmann
Cooper Union can collect rents at the Chrysler Building as Aby Rosen’s RFR fights its lease termination, a judge ruled.
Dalan Management bought about $140 million in Steve Croman’s loans tied to 25 mixed-use apartment buildings in Manhattan
Another big private equity firm is snapping up a large New York apartment building.
Top Newmark broker Evan Layne has left the company for a job at Dallas-based private equity firm Lone Star Funds
The Durst Organization is putting up for sale the 32-story building at 675 Third Avenue, one of five buildings the Dursts developed along Third Avenue in the 1950s and 1960s.
By: Rich Bockmann
Lincoln Property Company got a $197 million acquisition loan from Blackstone Group to finance its purchase of The Bluffs at Playa Vista office complex, sources told The Real Deal
Robert Morgenstern shelled out $113 million for a big rental tower in Downtown Brooklyn — his second nine-figure deal in the past few weeks.
Blackstone is buying a $200 million Soho retail portfolio from ASB Real Estate
SL Green sold a stake in One Vanderbilt to Mori Building Company in a deal valuing the Midtown Manhattan tower at $4.7 billion.
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