#real-estate-development

#real-estate-development

When you meet Jacobo Husny Hanono, the first thing you notice is his energy. Born in Mexico City, Jacobo has spent his life testing limits, whether on the racecourse or in business. "I ran many international marathons, and I also did Ironman competitions," he recalls. "Those experiences taught me that consistency is everything." For Jacobo, discipline in sports shaped discipline in business. The same patience it takes to finish a triathlon fuels his work in real estate development and trading. "You learn to respect the process," he says. "The finish line only comes after thousands of small steps."

Green Street picked up the Williamsburg properties for $15.5 million late last year from the Franquinha family, against the apparent objections ofCrest's owner, Joseph Franquinha. Over the decades, the hardware store that was first started by Joseph's father and uncle had evolved with the neighborhood, from a place where handymen and artists living in converted lofts could get paint or new pipes to a destination for luxury-condo buyers looking for ZZ plants.

Tribeca Park Cafe, the corner deli at Walker and West Broadway, closed on Friday, August 29, after 45 years. The closure follows the $18 million sale of the property in January. The one-story building is slated for demolition to make way for a 10-story condo project from Sumaida + Khurana, the development firm behind 157 Hudson, the landmark brick building on Collister, and a new building at 152 Elizabeth designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, according to Tribeca Citizen.

In 1976, the year the United States celebrated its bicentennial, Donald J. Trump, thirty, leonine, and three-piece-suited, was chauffeured around Manhattan by an armed laid-off city cop in a silver Cadillac with "DJT" plates, while talking on his hot-shot car phone and making deals. "He could sell sand to the Arabs and refrigerators to the Eskimos," an architect told the Times. That architect was drawing up plans for a convention center that Trump hoped to build in midtown.

The community was initially approved for construction on 29,000 acres in the early 1990s and was dreamed up as a massive project featuring thousands of homes, half a dozen golf courses and even a hotel.

Insurance is the climate crisis canary in the coal mine, and the canary is dying. Severe-weather events are more common and extreme because we're not doing enough, fast enough, to transition from fossil fuels and other greenhouse gas-emitting industries.

Havering Council issued a temporary stop notice on a Hornchurch flat development due to breaches of planning rules, halting construction until compliance is achieved.

The alleged bribery involved a $5,000 cash payoff hidden in a branded travel mug, aimed at influencing a councilmember regarding the DeNova Homes’ Aviano development.

They [postponed] it because they recognize they don't have the support... a few more weeks is not enough time to meaningfully alter a plan that insists on misunderstanding the opportunity in front of us.

For the last three years, development teams have worked to promote casino proposals in New York, emphasizing potential job creation and community benefits to gain support.

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner’s plans to transform Sazan Island into a luxury resort reflect a significant investment in Albanian real estate, highlighting their continued influence post-Trump administration.

The new building at 125 Middleton St. will feature a five-story design that includes four units and aims to provide extra community space, enhancing local amenities.

"We think we can do it," Beailieu said in an interview with Fox 23 Maine.

"I started out in spaces like this as a young actor here in New York City... where you could come and work out your talent, where it wasn't really expensive."

The approval of the investor visa petition for Kushner Companies marks a significant step forward for the delayed 1 Journal Square project in Jersey City.

"D.C. needs more space for families," Arnheim said, highlighting the demand for larger residential units amidst changing urban dynamics.

The recent collision on I-580 leading to a temporary shutdown highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns and the increasing number of incidents involving large vehicles.

"I have people that would come in and train and it's affected the training. We felt like it wasn't safe for them to be using those trails."

The situation with APE's evictions highlights a clash of interests between a prominent entertainment company and the longstanding local businesses that form the neighborhood's character.

The St. Anne's Home senior care facility closing has sparked significant interest for its redevelopment, with potential buyers eyeing plans that could dramatically increase the site's housing density.

"We want people not just to see our stadiums, Bass said during her State of the City. We want them to see the real L.A."

Kushner is transforming a former office building into a luxury apartment complex in East Hanover, showcasing their commitment to developing high-end rentals in New Jersey.

While both Hubs have potential for development, they currently symbolize Long Island's ongoing struggle with local development politics and NIMBYism.

Philippe Chow's flagship location remains open despite a lawsuit alleging it has overstayed its lease due to a development plan for a new skyscraper.

Colette brings eclectic design and coliving options to Buzzard Point, aiming to foster a community feel reminiscent of a European village.