The Daily Dirt: Trouble behind the glass at 1 St. Mark’s?
Is the late Brandon Miller’s Real Estate Equities Corporation stepping back from its East Village office project? The project at 1 Saint Mark’s Place, which was still under development when Brandon Miller died in July 2024, has entered a new phase. Manhattan-based real estate investment and development firm GDSNY has been tapped to oversee leasing and development management at the property, a year after pre-leasing at the nine-story office building first launched. Lender Parkview Financial’s CEO Paul Rahimian framed the transition as a positive, pointing to beauty retailer Sephora, which is preparing to open on the ground floor. But it’s […]
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