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Newmark Is Chasing Nightingale's Co-Founder For $3M. His Firm Just Bought A $25M Building

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By Mark F. Bonner Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Newmark is asking a New York court to compel Simon Singer, co-founder of Nightingale Properties and the firm's former president, to produce financial records as it tries to collect on a $3M judgment that Singer and his family trust have yet to pay. Singer's attorneys have appealed the judgment and argue that Newmark shouldn't be able to collect because of its work representing his former business partner, Elie Schwartz, as he was defrauding investors in Nightingale deals to the tune of $63M.
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Why Brokerages Are 'Seriously Under Threat' From AI

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By Mark F. Bonner Verified, Mike Phillips Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Bob Sulentic had just delivered the kind of earnings report that should have sent his company’s stock soaring. As CEO of CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate brokerage, Sulentic informed investors last week that its recovery was accelerating after two punishing years of rising interest rates and frozen dealmaking. Revenue had risen 13% to $41B in 2025 as deal activity revved up. Global leasing revenue climbed 14%, and property sales revenue increased 19%, the company said.
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AI Scare Trade Wipes Out Billions From Commercial Real Estate Stocks, Spreads To Office REITs

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By Mark F. Bonner Verified
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Commercial real estate stocks tumbled for a second straight day in their sharpest sell-off since the 2008 financial crisis, wiping out tens of billions of dollars in market value as investors rapidly reassessed the industry’s future in the age of artificial intelligence. Shares of CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate brokerage, fell as much as 15% on Thursday, extending a two-day, 26% rout that erased roughly $12B in market value over back-to-back trading sessions.
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