Sonu Arora Strikes Again: Permits Filed for Controversial Queens Boulevard Project
Sonu Arora, known for his controversial development projects, has filed permits for an eight-story mixed-use building in Elmhurst, Queens.
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Eric Adams Drops Out of Mayoral Race, Citing Media Speculation and Campaign Finance Board's Decision to Withhold Funds
After months of speculation and scandals, Eric Adams bows out of mayoral race due to fundraising difficulties and media pressure.
Wells Fargo Calls for Court-Appointed Receiver to Take Control of Kravetz-Linked Office Portfolio in San Fernando Valley
Realty Bancorp Equities principal Norman Kravetz faces mounting debt and calls for a court-appointed receiver to take over a five-office-property portfolio in the San Fernando Valley.
Property Owner Seeks to Replace Westwood Home with Six Apartments
A 1930s single-family home in Westwood will be demolished to make way for a three-story apartment building with six three-bedroom units.
Moss Architects' RIU Hotel Skyscraper Reaches Street Level in Midtown, Manhattan
Construction hits street level for RIU Hotel Skyscraper at 1710 Broadway, set to bring 673 rooms and two restaurants to Midtown.
Controversial Developer Breaks Ground on Randall's Island Nature Center Amidst Soft Corruption Allegations
Construction begins on Randall's Island Nature Center, funded by a $6 million project involving a controversial developer and allegations of soft corruption.
"Governor Hochul Announces New Housing Developments in Long Island, But Who Will Really Benefit?"
"Governor Hochul's $26 million investment in five new housing developments raises questions about who will truly benefit from the $467 million project."