David Schechtman

David Schectman of Meridian Capital (top), Michelle Abramov of RIPCO (bottom), and 130 Bowery.
Mixed-Use · Investments & Sales
New York City

Landmarked Bowery Savings Bank Building Sells For $21M

By Larry Getlen
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A pedestrian walks past a sign advertising available retail space.
Retail · Finance
National

Trade War Rattles Retail Deal-Makers, Especially Lenders

By Larry Getlen
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A drawing of a yellow brick road towards Manhattan.
Industry · Development
New York City

New York City’s Rent-Stabilized Stock Appears to Be Drawing More Investors

By Amanda Schiavo
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Joseph Chetrit of the Chetrit Group and the building that formerly stood at 265-275 Cherry Street before it was demolished for Chetrit's 1,300-unit apartment complex project.
Residential · Finance
New York City

Chetrit Group Defaults on $8M Loan at LES Residential Development Site

By Isabelle Durso
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Industry · Leases
New York City

The End of the Super Broker Era in Commercial Real Estate

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Industry · Features
New York City

It’s Commercial Real Estate’s Busiest Era of Big-Name Turnover in 20 Years

By Celia Young
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41-60 Main Street, Flushing, Queens.
Mixed-Use · Investments & Sales
New York City

Madison Realty Capital Buys Bankrupt Developer’s Queens Property for $80M

By Abigail Nehring
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James Dyson’s family office hoovered up 155 Mercer Street for $60 million in its first foray into New York commercial real estate.
Industry · Finance
New York City

NYC’s New Commercial Real Estate Owners: Private Equity and Building Users

By Abigail Nehring
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Industrial · Policy
New York City

Garment District Rezoning Would Profoundly Alter Manufacturing Enclave

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Features
National

Sunday Summary: Let the Fireworks Fly!

By The Editors
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48-02 48th Avenue
Finance
New York City

East End Capital Buys Industrial Warehouse in Sunnyside, Queens for $42M

By Emily Fu
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Office · Leases
New York City

Why New York Tenants Are Buying Their Buildings Instead of Leasing

By Adam Bonislawski
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Falling backward
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Deeper Into the Cosmo Sale, Miami Moves and Parking Solutions

By The Editors
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Falling backward
Features
New York City

Why Some Developers Seem to Fall Backwards Into Success

By Adam Bonislawski
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A construction worker on a construction site for a tall building.
Mixed-Use · Investments & Sales
New York City

Space Race: Investors and Developers Rethink Parking Garages Amid COVID

By Tom Acitelli
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Meridian Retail Leasing president James Famularo.
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New York City

Bank Shot: Meridian’s James Famularo on Downtown and Gotham’s Glorious Grit

By Mack Burke
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