Lilah Burke
Freelance News Reporter at Freelance
reporter @trdny 🌺 former freelancer 🌸 bylines: @Guardian, @Businessweek, @TheProspect, @HechingerReport &more
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1 week ago |
therealdeal.com | Lilah Burke
Despite getting a life raft last year, 1440 Broadway is still taking on water. The $399 million loan tied to the Manhattan building has gone into special servicing once again. After a loan modification, new ownership and a new property manager, it’s unclear what it will take to turn things around at the Midtown property. Australian pension fund QSuper purchased the building off West 40th Street in 2017 with CIM Group.
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crainsnewyork.com | Lilah Burke
About 200,000 Jamaican-born people live in New York City, according to the American Community Survey. But many more New Yorkers than that have tasted Jamaican food. And Golden Krust, a fast-casual restaurant chain that serves the Caribbean island's fare, has been a major player in introducing other cultures to the cuisine. The first Golden Krust opened on Gun Hill Road in the Bronx in 1989. Today the company has more than 100 independently-owned franchise locations in eight states.
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2 weeks ago |
therealdeal.com | Lilah Burke
As temperatures rise in New York, so too has the rental market. Median Manhattan rent reached a new record high in May, at $4,571 per month, rising nearly 8% year over year, according to the monthly rental report by appraiser Jonathan Miller for Douglas Elliman. Median rents have been generally on the rise since November, but have been particularly elevated in the last few months, reaching all-time records three out of the past four months.
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2 weeks ago |
therealdeal.com | Lilah Burke
A legal bid to reverse the sale of the Haruvi real estate empire is alive once again. Michelle Haruvi was able to revive her case against her father and his business partner on appeal and now hopes to add more defendants to the suit. An appellate court decided in December to reverse a lower court’s wholesale dismissal of the case. The move is the latest in a multi-year saga involving a 500-unit New York apartment portfolio.
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2 weeks ago |
highereddive.com | Lilah Burke
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. If one thing is for sure in today’s higher education landscape, it’s that the future is uncertain. Things that were previously dependable, such as federal funding, have been upended. Future enrollment trends now look even murkier as the federal government targets diversity initiatives and international students. Tariffs and a potential recession stand to impact university finances and investments.
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update: this is my first week as a reporter for @trdny ! email me tips at [email protected]
When college students can access childcare, everyone wins. But the Trump admin has proposed cutting the only federal program aimed at student-parents. My story for @hechingerreport, copubbed with @BostonGlobe https://t.co/j8kIakXATi
For the next few weeks I'm going to be filling in part-time covering real estate at @CrainsNewYork ! Email me: [email protected]
