The property at 757 Third Avenue traded to New York Life Real Estate Investors through a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.

The owners owe more than $150 million in unpaid loans tied to the Los Angeles property and another home in Malibu.

In today’s climate of rising interest rates, stretched borrower balance sheets, and starkly uneven recovery across asset ...

These continuously low vacancy rates that the nation has held steady at around 1.4 percent for nearly four years, show that ...

Office market distress creates opportunities for receivers as foreclosures surge. Receivers are not only busy, but the ...

The subject interest stipulation becomes legally objectionable not simply because the borrower failed to consent to it. Instead, the stipulation on the adjustment of interest must be nullified because ...

A $6.3 million lemon in Cherry Hills, a toxic $4.1 million home near Boulder, a contractor owed $5 million for work at DIA, ...

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The housing market may be sluggish, but there’s plenty of innovation in real estate technology, says KBW fintech analyst Ryan ...

When Magan Reese purchased a quaint New England cottage on 70 acres of rolling hills for $180,000 three years ago, she felt ...

A&E Real Estate Holdings has reached a deal to prevent Santander Bank from seizing a 1,268-unit apartment portfolio.

The alleged $29 million default, for a building in Morningside Heights, is the latest issue for Douglas Eisenberg’s firm, which is facing mounting financial strain.