A ‘Come To Jesus’ Moment Looms For Owners Of South Florida’s Aging Condos
Condo owners grappling with repair bills from changes to state law may want to sell, but developers are only willing to pay so much for a development site.
Condo owners grappling with repair bills from changes to state law may want to sell, but developers are only willing to pay so much for a development site.
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MPT stock dropped more than 9% on Monday morning after the announcement of its main tenant's bankruptcy.
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The retired boxing superstar is dropping nearly a half-billion dollars to own a major New York City apartment portfolio.
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A New York developer could lose the 110-unit The Lanes at Union Market building after completing it in 2023.
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