Keith Larsen is a Senior Reporter at The Real Deal. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, real estate development, and urban development, while also delving into law and legal affairs related to litigation and property management. Keith's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including 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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Allen Gross' firm is the latest U.S. developer to face challenges with Israeli bondholders
Nussbaum, who is accused of running a Ponzi scheme through his law firms' escrow accounts, put his defunct law firms, Nussbaum Lowinger and Mark J. Nussbaum & Associates, into bankruptcy court in April after growing frustrated with the dissolution process in New York state court.
By: Keith Larsen
The New York-based developer is seeking to raise about $100 million on the Israeli bond market as unsecured bonds. A British Virgin Islands company tied to Fisher Brothers filed a prospectus on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on Aug. 13, detailing its offering to prospective investors.
Prosecutors allege Shabsels, Simad and Damis Holdings improperly obtained Covid-era funds
When Ohel Children's Home and Family Services made an offer to buy Camp Lavi in the Poconos, it unleashed a firestorm from parents, alumni and members of the Modern Orthodox community — and exposed an unusual complication in the bankruptcy sale of a sprawling summer camp empire.
By: Keith Larsen
Dubbed Damis Holdings, the portfolio spans more than 50 assets, including a waterpark in Fishkill, New York, and a horseback riding resort in Highland, New York, along with industrial, multifamily and hotel properties located throughout the U.S. Bisnow first reported on the news.
Brooklyn developer and aspiring airline mogul Ezra Unger is accused of violating the Martin Act after an investigation by the AG
Mayweather's Vada Properties invested in Black Spruce's Manhattan rental portfolio in 2024 and 2025. But the firm claims it cannot pay any distributions from the portfolio to Mayweather because of Mayweather's ongoing lawsuit against Rechnitz, in which the former star boxer accuses Rechnitz of fraud.
By: Keith Larsen
Selloff push follows GFI's warning it could miss debt payments GFI Capital's troubles on the Israeli bond market are spilling over to the Beekman Hotel.
JPMorgan led construction financing 1,800-room hotel project Extell Development has finally locked in its $1.25 billion construction financing for a long-awaited Times Square supertall.
