2023 NY Spring Expo Seminar: Enhancing Revenue, Controlling Rising Costs: Strategies for Condo & Co-op Boards Sponsored by:FirstService Residential

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One New York woman is currently residing in her "dream home" — a replica of a medieval Irish castle! "I always dreamed of living in an old, dark wooden church, or, of course, an actual castle, but there are none to be had, so I decided to build one," Chris McNamee tells PEOPLE exclusively of her condominium unit on Long Island.
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The deep-pocketed Qatari government has expanded its already vast NYC real estate portfolio with the acquisition of a $9.8 million condo in the heart of Greenwich Village. Located at 64 University Place, the luxurious 2,600-square-foot residence is a small but significant addition for the Middle Eastern nation, known for its substantial investments around Manhattan.
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New York City’s Department of Finance improperly gave tax breaks to hundreds of condo and co-op owners that didn’t qualify for the benefits, according to a new audit by city Comptroller Brad Lander.
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Disgraced former attorney Rudy Giuliani has been ordered by a judge to hand over his $6.5 million Manhattan apartment to two Georgia election workers who successfully sued him for defamation. Giuliani, 80, who previously served as a lawyer for presidential candidate Donald Trump, has been instructed to turn over his New York City home and all of his valuable possessions to Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, to whom he owes $148 million in damages.
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If you’re looking to buy a New York City condo or co-op, you might find yourself unknowingly considering a building where investors own—but don’t occupy—many of the other units. But that means you and your attorney have a lot to consider before you sign on the dotted line.
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10/14/2024 Exclusive: Hugh Jackman Makes Second Attempt to Sell ‘Spectacular’ Triplex Condo for $39 Million—One Year After Shock Divorce - Realtor.com

Hugh Jackman is making a second attempt to sell his $38.9 million “masterpiece” New York City apartment, two years after his first attempt to offload the triplex property failed.
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In a rush to offload his Manhattan home, Rudy Giuliani has dropped the asking price by nearly $1 million. The former New York mayor is at risk of losing the Upper East Side condo, among other assets, to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by two Georgia election workers.
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Ten years ago, Howard and Sheila Konetz bought themselves a Florida dream: an 1,820-square-foot condo in a leafy gated community north of Miami, complete with access to a country club, tennis courts and swimming pools. The $478,500 purchase would usher them into blissful semiretirement, they thought. With enough cash in the bank, the couple didn’t need a mortgage and downsized from their house in Miami Beach.
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