Keith Larsen is a Senior Reporter at The Real Deal. He covers a range of topics within the construction and real estate sectors, focusing on commercial real estate, real estate development, housing market trends, and the intersection of finance and legal affairs. Keith's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Real Deal and Yahoo Finance.
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Keith Larsen's local coverage in New York centers heavily on the real estate industry, particularly private sector announcements and legal policy regulation. He would likely be receptive to pitches from professionals with expertise in real estate law, property development, or investment strategy within the United States, especially those related to New York.
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By: Keith Larsen
Arbitrator Eugene Farber found that Stern and his development firm concealed a $35.4 million insurance payout over a burst water pipe in 2022 from its lender Silverstein Capital Partners. JDS also failed to show that $13.1 million in loan advances meant for vendors was used for its intended purposes, according to Farber.
By: Sam Lounsberry, Keith Larsen
311 South Wacker Drive and 131 South Dearborn Street in Chicago (Potro, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Hines, Getty)
By: Keith Larsen
Both collapsed summer camp investor and disgraced attorney Mitch Kossoff fell prey to cash advances. But whose money was really at risk?
By: Keith Larsen, Lilah Burke
Dealmaker faced lawsuits alleging he used phony contracts to solicit funds for real estate acquisitions Federal agents raided the Midwood home of Bert I.
By: Keith Larsen
The firm secured the financing, which includes senior and mezzanine debt for the 1950s-era office building, from Genesis Credit, according to the company. The deal ends talks of residential conversion for the building located near Grand Central.
Construction firm ends court-appointed monitorship and can resume business as usual
In a federal lawsuit filed in Georgia's Northern District, TheGuarantors accused Cosign of paying illegal kickbacks to its landlord and property manager partners. The firm also cited Cosign's business model to accuse the firm of wrongfully operating as an insurance company across several states.
By: Holden Walter-Warner, Keith Larsen
Firm adds office tower partner after pulling Israeli bond offering Fisher Brothers struck a deal with New York City's flip king at its 605 Third Avenue.
By: Keith Larsen
If attention was the goal, Archi Group picked the right partner. Tsulaia tapped the Trump Organization as its branding partner for a 62-story condo tower to anchor a $2 billion mega-development. The partners announced the banner project with a launch party last month, featuring Eric Trump via video, traditional Georgian dancers with daggers and a video animation of Trump Tower playing to the song “Y.M.C.A.”
Manova Partners puts 589 Fifth Avenue up after acquiring leasehold for $365M
