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A Year-End Blowout in NYC Investment Property Deals
Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation’s Ben Ashkenazy; Clipper Equity’s David Bistricer; Fetner’s Hal Fetner; L+M Development Partners’s Ron Moelis (Google Maps, Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation, Fetner, Clipper Equity, L+M Development Partners) From Ashkenazy Acquisition to ZG Capital, property investors raced to beat the clock and close on investment deals before the calendar flipped to 2022. The bevy of sales helped breathe life into Manhattan’s investment sales market, which accounted for the most deals for the third straight week in the $10 million to $40 million range. The borough recorded 11 sales last week. Brooklyn saw six deals, Queens two and the Bronx one. Twenty mid-market sales fetched a total of $370 million, outpacing…
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YARD AND GARDEN: Controlling the “bad guys” on your houseplants | Home & Garden
Yesterday, when I watered my plants, a small cloud of minute black insects ascended, reminding me of a scene from a Harry Potter movie. If you have those black things hovering ‘round your plants, see fungus gnats below. Healthy houseplants usually don’t have problems with insects, but I don’t know a single indoor gardener who hasn’t had problems, so feel no angst. A good organic potting soil, the proper amount of light and water, and regular feedings with a good liquid houseplant food will go a long way toward keeping your plants healthy. NOTE: Winter is resting time for plants, so don’t fertilize then. Check new plants for insects before…
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Where Is The Cast of ‘Home Improvement’ Now?
During the 90s, the ABC sitcom Home Improvement was one of the last great sitcoms of the 20th century. The show followed Tim “The Toolman” Taylor (Tim Allen) as he hosted a home-improvement show titled “Tool Time,” while taking care of his TV family. When not on set with his “Tool Time” sidekick and best friend Al Borland (Richard Karn), Tim spent time at home with his wife, Jill (Patricia Richardson), and their three sons: Brad (Zachery Ty Bryan), Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), and Mark (Taran Noah Smith). The series ran for eight seasons from 1991 to 1999 and helped catapult several cast members like Tim Allen and Jonathan Taylor…
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RXR Launches Leasing at New Rochelle Tower
Clinton Park. Image courtesy of RXR RXR, in partnership with Greystar Real Estate Associates, has introduced leasing at One Clinton Park in the heart of New Rochelle, N.Y. The mixed-use tower features 28 tales and contains 352 flats. Also element of the enhancement is Gibson’s Speakeasy, a resident-only room furnished with a customized bar and booth seating that can be transformed into operate stations in off hours. “As the grasp developer for Downtown New Rochelle, One particular Clinton Park has usually been element of our broader development program for the downtown, which is why we are thrilled to see it open to renters,” Joseph Graziose, RXR senior vice president of…
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Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson Talk ‘Married to Real Estate’ and Purchasing An Investment Property for Their 10-Year-Old
Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson are having their yearslong expertise as a spouse-and-wife property-flipping powerhouse to HGTV with their new series Married to Real Estate. Sherrod, a genuine estate broker and designer, and her builder partner have two decades of expertise doing work alongside every other, buying and offering renovated properties and aiding their consumers do the very same. The few manages their company though effortlessly protecting a residence and increasing three daughters. The display follows Sherrod and Jackson as they combine their complementary talents to assist family members land a excellent dwelling in their excellent community. Egypt’s expertise in the housing current market, fiscal prowess, and style and design…
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15 Top Interior Design Trends of 2022
Amanda Anderson Photography; Interior design: Marie Cloud As the year winds down, there’s nothing more fun for us home editors than asking our favorite interior designers to predict the home design trends that we can expect to see in the months ahead. When it came to home decor in 2021, it was all about blending style and practicality as we all continued to spend more time in our homes — upgrades like self-cleaning bidets made bathrooms feel more luxurious while rooms filled with geometric accents gave us something interesting to look at each day. But what’s ahead in 2022? We checked in with some of the most talented designers in…
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