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- Hospital for Special Surgery Plans Hudson Yards Clinic
Hospital for Special Surgery is opening a clinic at 35 Hudson Yards, the medical institution announced Tuesday. The orthopedic hospital plans to establish a 15,000-square-foot
- MetaProp launches $40M investment fund
Real estate tech accelerator and venture capital firm MetaProp has raised $40 million for its second fund, which it will use to back 40 early-stage
- Verizon, AT&T will suspend sales of customer location data, after a prison phone company was caught misusing it
(Reuters/Mike Blake/File Photo) Verizon and AT&T will no longer share its customers’ location information with a number of third-party companies who failed to handle the data
- Coming soon: The Real Deal’s first ever Hamptons panel event
Don’t miss The Real Deal’s first East End panel event on June 30, where the top brokers in the Hamptons will discuss strategies for moving
- Here’s what LaSalle’s CEO stands to make if the Blackstone deal closes
The hospitality REIT hasn’t yet scheduled a vote on the sale but hopes to close the deal as early as August.
- Nearly one-third of American households are cost-burdened: report
(Credit: Getty Images and Wikipedia) Nearly 40 million American households were cost-burdened in 2016, meaning that they spent more than 30 percent of their incomes
- Citizens Insurance seeks rate hikes near 10 percent for Broward, Miami-Dade
State-owned Citizens Property Insurance Co. is once again seeking to increase annual rates by about 10 percent — the maximum allowable by state law —
- What does $440K buy around LA?
From Long Beach to East Hollywood Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent or buy for a certain dollar amount in
- Upgraded new mammovan bringing mobile breast exams to Palm Beach, Broward
A new mobile breast exam center with state-of-the-art imaging equipment will soon be hitting the road throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties. The $1.3 million
- If you’ve got a tech degree, Greater Baltimore is one of the best places for salary potential
Baltimore has an average tech salary of $97,000, about $19,000 more than other occupations in the area.
- Ultra-low-fare airlines like Spirit are also among the most profitable, report say
Allegiant, Miramar-based Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines are all carriers that people love to complain about for their notorious unbundling pricing practices that make passengers
- Man accused in the deaths of two women is in the country illegally, officials say
A man identified as an undocumented immigrant from Honduras is accused of killing two women in Miami-Dade, police said. Juan Carlos Hernandez-Caseres, 37, is charged
- Schwifty Things, a ‘Rick and Morty’ and ‘Stranger Things’ pop-up bar, lands in Miami
The pop-up bar will offer ‘Rick and Morty’ molecular mixology cocktails, ‘Stranger Things’ decor and live music on June 25 at Zest Lounge and Bar.
- Here are LA County’s top 5 office investment sales of May
Corporate Center Pasadena A pair of nine-digit office complex trades topped the list of office investment deals last month. The top five sales of May
- Florida voters, especially over age 50, like Trump performance better than the rest of the country
Florida voters continue to give higher marks to President Donald Trump than the nation as a whole, with the state’s older voters the most positive.
- Amazon launches Alexa for Hospitality in Marriott hotels
Amazon.com Inc. is launching Alexa for Hospitality to bring the voice-activated device to hotel rooms and vacation rentals. Amazon said Alexa for Hospitality will launch
- Disney agrees to buy Sky News, boost annual budget to $132 million
Twenty-first Century Fox got one step closer to its dream of acquiring Sky plc this week with an offer from The Walt Disney Co. to
- SECU names successor to CEO Rod Staatz
State Employees Credit Union of Maryland Inc. has named Dave Sweiderk as the successor to retiring President and CEO Rod Staatz. Sweiderk most recently was
- English Country Cottage in Pasadena’s historic Washington Square asks $599K
Built in 1924 Even before the turn of the 20th century, Pasadena had a “reputation as a city of millionaires.” But starting in the 1880s,
- Marcus Lemonis profits from $3.25M Chicago condo sale
Retail CEO and reality TV star Marcus Lemonis closed a sale on his Gold Coast condo for $3.25 million, about a month after he put
- New apartment complexes boost Palm Beach County property values
Reliable growth in south Palm Beach County, including booming Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach and several new apartment complexes in Boca Raton, helped push Palm
- Ad Agency Joan Creative Moving Offices to Financial District
Creative advertising agency Joan Creative is moving its offices from NoMad to the Financial District after inking a lease for 11,734 square feet at Equity
- New York textile executive returns to Palm Beach with $10M deal
Loic de Kertanguy, the president of New York-based textile manufacturer J.B. Martin, and wife Rebecca de Kertanguy have returned to Palm Beach with a $10.4
- How far is too far in crackdown on illegal immigration?
Since Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s announcement that all illegal border crossings would be criminally prosecuted, thousands of children have been taken from their parents at
- SoftBank Group Corp. subsidiary buys online seller of used smartphones
Mobile tech giant Brightstar Corp. has acquired a global seller of new and used devices including smartphones. The Miami-based subsidiary of SoftBank Group Corp. on
