New York State Division of Tourism has released a detailed guide to marathon events across the state for 2026. The list includes major urban races and scenic courses with options suitable for all skill levels.
Eenhoorn Development is being sued by partner Circle F Capital over alleged fraud involving sham buyers at Manhattan’s 1 Park Row tower. The dispute follows years of litigation around redevelopment plans for the historic site.
A Times Square billboard is central in a fraud trial against former Vornado agent Jared Solomon. Testimony reveals allegations of fake business documents and millions paid out through shell companies tied to the accused.
Robert Diamond, former CEO of Barclays, is selling his renovated penthouse at Zeckendorf’s luxury tower for $40 million after buying it for $30 million five years ago. Only one other original-owner penthouse has traded hands before at this address amid recent legal disputes involving neighboring construction projects.
The Real Deal has released its annual ranking of New York’s top 100 real estate figures. The list features developers, brokers and other influential players shaping one of America’s largest property markets.
The Real Deal previewed key developments shaping New York’s real estate landscape with its upcoming TRD Policy Pro platform. Topics include new insurance options for rent-stabilized properties, labor negotiations among building workers, stalled taxes on luxury homes, and ongoing state budget talks.
Prosecutors in Jared Solomon’s fraud trial say his lawyer’s claims contradict prior admissions by their client regarding fake companies used in an alleged $9.5 million scheme against Vornado Realty Trust. The judge is being asked to admit these statements as evidence.
Office rents on Manhattan’s Third Avenue are reaching new highs with recent leases surpassing $100 per square foot. Renovations and transit improvements are drawing tenants willing to pay higher prices along this corridor.
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli called on shareholders of eXp Realty to oppose moving its incorporation from Delaware to Texas amid ongoing legal controversies involving workplace misconduct allegations. The decision will be put before shareholders at next week’s annual meeting.
Doormen and building service workers in New York City have voted to authorize a strike as their labor agreement nears expiration. Key issues include health care coverage and wages amid rising living costs. Property owners are preparing for potential disruptions if no deal is reached.