Starrett City

Pedestrians walk near new apartment buildings and shopping areas on September 24, 2021 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. The average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in June 2001 in Brooklyn is $3,000 per month, $350 less per month than in June 2020 in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. (Photo by Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)
New York City

NYC Multifamily Market Stays Strong in Third Quarter: Report

By Celia Young
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J.P. Morgan’s Chad Tredway, left, announcing 2019 ‘s Rising Star, with CO Editor-in-Chief, Max Gross, looking on.
Players
New York City

More Power to Them: CO’s 12th Annual Power Gala

By Mack Burke
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Google's $2.4 billion purchase of Chelsea Market from Jamestown was one of the biggest investment sales of 2018.
Research & Analysis
New York City

After a Robust 2018, the NYC Investment Sales Market May Take a Hit

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Finance  ·  Features
New York City

The New World of Assessing, Acquiring and Refinancing the Revered Trophy Property

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Starrett City.
Research & Analysis
New York City

Multifamily Sales Help Bolster Brooklyn’s Investment Market: Report

By Nicholas Rizzi
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A view of one of 46 buildings comprising Starrett City, officially called Spring Creek Towers.
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Anatomy of a Deal: The $900M Starrett City Trade

By Mack Burke
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Starrett City
Finance  ·  Acquisition
New York City

Wells Fargo Lent $502M for Rockpoint and Brooksville’s Starrett City Acquisition

By Mack Burke
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David Bistricer of Clipper Equity.
Features  ·  Players
New York City

High Off His Sale of the Sony Building, David Bistricer Talks Condos, de Blasio

By Liam La Guerre
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The Sunnyside Yards.
Development  ·  Policy

De Blasio Heralds Sunnyside Yards as Next Stuy-Town, Unveils Housing Plan Details

By Kim Velsey
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David Brickman
Finance

Q&A: David Brickman, Executive Vice President and Head of Multifamily at Freddie Mac

By Roland Li
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Players
Georgetown

Wells Fargo’s Alan Wiener: Massive Multifamly Biz and Unwelcomed Guests

By Carl Gaines
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