Stuart Saft

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Finance
New York City

Tax Pros Take on the Challenge of Big Write-Downs on Troubled New York Properties

By Larry Getlen
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Legal Waves
Features
National

COVID-19 is Puzzling Work For Real Estate Lawyers

By Adam Bonislawski
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Stuart Saft.
Columnists
New York City

Rent Stabilization — and Much Other Policy — Does Not Make Sense

By Stuart Saft
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Is your mezz lender secretly a predator? Photo: Getty Images
Finance
New York City

Mezzy Business: Is Your Lender Looking To Take Over Your Project?

By Adam Bonislawski
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Finance
New York City

Stuart Saft: Why the Brooklyn Kid Is Busy Breaking Up Buildings

By Cathy Cunningham
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Bus shelters are slated for areas such as outside of the New York Public Library's main branch.
Features
New York City

Fifth Avenue Shoppers Will Face Off With Straphangers Seeking Protection in Bus Shelters

By Terence Cullen
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(Photo Illustration by Kaitlyn Flannagan/ for Commercial Observer, Photo by John Morton/flickr).
Features

To Declare, or Not to Declare Bankruptcy?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Research & Analysis

Real Estate Leaders Give Thanks

By Jotham Sederstrom
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Players

The brouhaha behind the Ground Zero mosque introduced Adam Leitman Bailey to the world. So what’s next for real estate’s most public attorney?

By Daniel Geiger
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