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Supreme Court’s Tariffs Ruling Leaves Commercial Real Estate in a Familiar Spot

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By Orion Jones
| Commercial Observer
Just a week ago, it looked as though the tariff clouds were clearing for commercial real estate. The Supreme Court had invalidated a major portion of President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, dangling the prospect of $175 billion in refunds to the more than 300,000 businesses estimated to have paid import duties since Trump launched major trade taxes almost a year ago.
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350 Park Avenue: Midtown Manhattan’s Next Big Thing

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By Orion Jones
| Commercial Observer
A little over a month after a democratic socialist became mayor of New York City, billionaire Ken Griffin and his finance companies, Citadel and Citadel Securities, are voting with their feet. The firms’ old Park Avenue offices are scheduled to be demolished this spring, but rather than walk out on the Big Apple, as Griffin did in Chicago, the hedge funder wants to build the city’s next trophy office building — a 1.9 million-square-foot glass and steel tower at 350 Park Avenue.
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Rezoning in Elmhurst, Queens, Could Create 527 New Apartments

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By Orion Jones
| The Real Deal
When Andrew Esposito’s Apex Development Group asked permission to build 314 apartments in Queens, city planners wanted more. Now a corner of Elmhurst could be transformed with more than 500 new apartments and 19,000 square feet of retail. The proposed rezoning includes 78-01 Queens Boulevard, which Apex’s partner Sunlight Development bought last year for $9.5 million.
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