What’s next for the Alexander brothers following their sentencing
Seven months after their trial in a downtown Manhattan courtroom, a New York federal judge sentenced each of the Alexander brothers to 30 years in prison. The hearing on Tuesday capped off a years-long road to trial, which began after disgraced brokers Oren and Tal Alexander and their brother, secur
Rental brokers get raw deal in FARE Act coverage
Like all stories about FARE Act violations, a City Reporter article Thursday focused entirely on what rental brokers did wrong. I get it. Journalists cover crashes, not landings. But sometimes the landings are the news. That’s literally true for commercial airlines. Their crash rate has been reduced
NY Dirt: Ballot measures could lead to faster city land deals
New York City is voting on plenty of candidates next week, but ballot questions could also change key processes developers rely on to secure permits and buy city land. The five charter amendments put forth by the Commission on Government Efficiency, an independent panel convened by Mayor Zohran Mamd
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