One of the country's most sought after retail locations -- the corner of Park Avenue and 56th Street -- is sitting empty, two years after developer Harry Macklowe, head of Macklowe Properties, defaulted on the loan that would have allowed him to build... Full Article at The Real Deal: New York

A New York State Supreme Court judge conditionally blocked the eviction of Jay Goldman, one of the city's largest hedge funds, from Harry Macklowe's speculative office tower at 510 Madison Avenue, and will allow the dispute to go to trial based on the... Full Article at The Real Deal: New York

Enclosed by a dark brown fence, the weedy lot at Park Avenue and 56th Street in Midtown Manhattan is a conspicuous reminder of how ambitions were shattered in the recent real estate debacle, The New York Times’s Terry Pristin writes. Full Article at Dealbook

November 11, 2009 09:20AM Worldwide Plaza has seen no shortage of interested tenants, said real estate investor Peter Duncan, president of George Comfort & Sons, which purchased the 49-story building from Harry Macklowe in July. Full Article at The Real Deal: New York

First off, thank you for doing such a wonderful job with AboveTheLaw. I grew up with Greedy Associates, which was filled with misinformation and inaccuracies. Full Article at Above the Law

During the boom years, Manhattan real estate seemed like an open book. Full Article at The Real Deal: New York