Dilworth Paxson and Fensterstock Law are among the law firms that picked up work on the largest New York City real estate deals that became public last week, with a pair of Queens trades leading the way.
The NRP Group and its partners Selfhelp Realty Group and Foxy Management have started construction on a 229-unit affordable senior housing project in the Bronx backed by a $214 million financing package. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
Construction spending on data centers has increased by 73% over the past year at a seasonally adjusted annual rate, with particularly large increases over the past four months, according to an analysis. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
An attorney cannot escape a $14.5 million fraud lawsuit claiming he pressured his cannabis cultivation clients into an overpriced lease without telling them he was getting a 5% cut of the rent, a Los Angeles County judge ruled. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
Jones Day represented California real estate investment trust CareTrust REIT on its roughly £1.1 billion ($1.46 billion) acquisition of 45 U.K. senior living facilities from LNT Care Developments, which had counsel from Slaughter and May and Freeths LLP. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
A Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP partner who oversaw associate development and led the commercial real estate team will manage the firm's New York office and spearhead efforts to increase its bench of talent. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
A North Carolina federal court has refused to toss antitrust claims from state enforcers accusing RealPage of providing software that allows residential building owners to inflate rents, despite RealPage's settlement in the case with the DOJ. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
A group of 11 Democratic U.S. Senators told the Federal Housing Finance Agency not to proceed with "unlawfully slashing" the FHFA's Office of Inspector General budget for fiscal year 2027. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
The U.S. Supreme Court partially granted a review petition filed by a Roman Catholic nonprofit that's embroiled in a dispute with two Kentucky neighbors who don't want the nonprofit to build a Virgin Mary shrine on land next to the organization's church. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
Direct sellers and qualified real estate agents would be excluded from the Fair Labor Standards Act's definition of employee through a bill introduced by a Republican senator. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
The California governor's veto of an insurance transparency bill is a setback for fire survivors and others who take issue with insurers' loss estimates, according to consumer groups and advocates. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
A proposed class of New York City rent-stabilized tenants alleged that they were illegally overcharged for rent while living in 19 Manhattan and Brooklyn residential properties operated by real estate private equity firm PH Realty Capital LLC. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
The Manhattan DA's office seized the phone of The Rinaldi Group's managing director as part of a criminal investigation into allegations that he proposed a "quid pro quo" to a defense attorney representing another longtime TRG executive in a bribery case. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
Ken Griffin is continuing to make his mark on Miami, as the hedge fund executive paid $1.1 billion to acquire about 30 acres in the city's Wynwood neighborhood for a new Carnegie Mellon campus. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
D.C. voters would likely approve an initiative to freeze apartment rents that survived a court challenge and may appear on a ballot in the spring, though the measure would harm the housing market if passed, according to a Ballard Spahr real estate leader. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
The FAA recently announced about $1.1 billion in grants for projects at hundreds of airports, and some of those funds will be used for major airport real estate work. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
New York City must restart the rollout of its tax on high-value second homes because the city's tax agency relied on incomplete data when initially determining whether properties were primary residences that were exempt from the tax, a state judge ruled. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
The U.S. Department of Justice told the D.C. Circuit the Kennedy Center's donors will flee if his name isn't put back on the building, arguing to the appeals court that the institution faces "financial ruin" without "appropriate recognition" for Trump. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced increased filing fees for the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program — more than double for individual investors — saying the higher price tag is needed to close a $48.4 million annual funding gap. law360.com/real-estate-autho…
A Washington federal judge refused to throw out a proposed class action accusing Zillow of bullying realtors into buying its software and steering clients toward its home loan services. law360.com/real-estate-autho…




