Lauren Elkies Schram
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Exclusive | NYC co-op in hot water over $30M parking lot sale after $16M in reserves allegedly vanishes (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A legal battle over an East Village co-op’s proposed $30-million parking lot sale is escalating, with a shareholder going to court to pry loose financial records as he questions a nearly $16 million plunge in the complex’s reserves. Village View resident Sebastian Kot filed a books-and-records proceeding in Manhattan Supreme Court involving the seven-building Mitchell-Lama complex just south of Tompkins Square Park. His petition alleges years of g
Exclusive | ‘Morbidly obese’ NYC man takes co-op to court over new rules threatening his prime parking spot (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A disabled East Village resident with morbid obesity is suing his co-op over new rules he says threaten a parking spot his family has used for decades — as the board moves to sell the lot for residential development. Steven Andruseaski, 61, is suing Village View Housing Corporation over a new parking agreement he says would give the co-op the ability to boot him from his space in Parking Lot 7, next to his apartment in the seven-building Mitchell-
Exclusive | See why a majority of Manhattan home listings are hidden from view â and how that costs sellers thousands of dollars (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Youâre supposed to be able to find a home anywhere. But thanks to Compassâ acquisition of Anywhere Real Estate, you can only do that if you hire one of the conglomerateâs agents. The country’s largest independent real estate brokerage is using its weight â controlling 21.6% of the market nationwide, and up to 80% in major markets â to keep private listings off public databases, leaving clueless buyers out in the cold. âWhen a consumer
Infamous Paul Castellano mob mansion on Staten Island back on the market â with a $4M price cut (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The ornate Staten Island mob mansion that just can’t find a buyer is back on the market, again. This time it has a price tag of $13.995 million, a steep markdown from its $18 million ask that flopped in 2024. Built in 1980 by Gambino crime boss Paul âBig Paulâ Castellano, the Todt Hill âWhite Houseâ â called such as he had the residence designed to resemble the White House with a pillared portico and circular drive â at 177 Benedict Ro
Aaron Rodgers looks to flip his New Jersey mansion for $15M after a failed Jets career (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers is set to score big — at least in the New Jersey real estate market. Rodgers, who is playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers for the final season of his 22-year career in the NFL, hopes to sell his Montclair-area home for a cool $15 million, 57.9% more than the price he paid for it just three years ago. The 42-year-old MVP, who left the New York Jets after a disappointing two-year stint in 2025, dropped $9.5 million
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