Billionaire British Pears brothers quietly buy NYC unsold condos, co-ops in bulk
By Adam Pincus A trio of billionaire British brothers from the Pears family is quietly
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900 unsold units in Midtown condos are in projects that are less than 50% sold out: PincusCo analysis
By Adam Pincus Amid the glut of condominiums in Manhattan, there is a subset of
How a villainized real estate industry struggled to respond to the Covid-19 eviction moratorium
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Commercial lending rises to $13.8B in October, with Wells Fargo top lender
By Adam Pincus Wells Fargo was the top lender last month, with $1.4 billion in
The Pitch: James Nelson on selling multifamily after the fall
By Adam Pincus James Nelson is principal at the global brokerage Avison Young, and head
Top NYC commercial loans recorded in October 2019
By Adam Pincus 1) The Chinese conglomerate Fosun International’s $1.1 billion loan at 28 Liberty
In twist, 1031 exchange rules may be weakening NYC investment sales
IRS tax regulations allow owners angry with city’s new regulations to sell and move equity
Top NYC commercial loans recorded in September 2019
Current and former JLL brokers dominated large deal brokerage last month By Adam Pincus 1)
Mid-sized multifamily sales seize up, but smaller rental buildings remain active: Analysis
By Adam Pincus The impact of the June rent-regulation laws on the city’s sales market