Thanksgiving Day Parade Returns To NYC’s Streets For 2021

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The Thanksgiving Day Parade will march through the streets of New York City once again this year in yet another sign of a slow return to normality amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We are thrilled to welcome back in its full form the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, a world-renowned celebration that ushers in the magic of being in New York City during the holiday season,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Public viewing will be allowed only in specific locations which will have safety procedures in place, like social distancing, face covering, and a ...

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If Bill bets on hospitality, we can too

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Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment is taking a swing in the hotel industry, paying more than $2 billion to take control of Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts.

The purchase will give Cascade a 71.3% stake and operating control of Four Seasons.

Gates is taking a risk in a hotel market that has been struggling throughout the pandemic, despite showing some signs of life more recently.

Four Seasons, founded in 1960, has more than 100 hotels and resorts around the world and went public in 1997 when Cascade first invested in the business.

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A third of U.S. home sales comes from Cash Buyers

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More and more homebuyers and investors are coming to the negotiating table and closing deals with cash in hand.

A third of all U.S. single-family homes and condominiums sold in the second quarter were purchased with cash, up from 20.6% a year prior, the highest percentage since the first quarter of 2015.

In New York the figure is 52%, but some metro areas saw even higher percentages. The highest was on the Rust Belt due to the late 20th-century loss of manufacturing jobs. In fact, in Buffalo and Detroit, the cash sales were 71% and 68%, respectively.

In general, bargain-hunting and single-family rental investors ...

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New development sales contracts jump 109% in New York

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Some 421 contracts were signed across the city in August, up 109% from a year ago and 88% more than August 2019, according to a monthly analysis of new development sales contracts by Marketproof, a real estate analytics company.

Notably, the new development condominium market grew last month while the resale market had a month-over-month declineAlthough 533 resale contracts were signed, which outnumbered August’s new developments condo contracts, that marked a –7% decline compared with July for the resale market. For new development condos, August’s activity was up 16% from July’s.

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Manhattan Luxury Reality Check

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Every week we hear of multi-million dollar properties going on the market and sometimes the asking price seems exorbitant, and it really is! With this report we will take a closer look at the numbers of the Manhattan Luxury Real Estate Market, giving you the opportunity to get an idea of what the actual selling price of these ...

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$230M for Boca Raton apartments, the priciest multifamily sale of the year

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new apartment community in Boca Raton sold for $230 million, marking the most expensive multifamily sale in South Florida this year.

Giles Capital Group, Rosemurgy Properties, Schmier Property Group and Wheelock Street Capital sold the 456-unit, seven-building development to Atlanta-based Cortland.

The Residences at Uptown Boca was completed last year, and the sale breaks down to about $504,000 per apartment. Units range from 718 square feet to 1,737 square feet and from one to four bedrooms.

According to the release, the Boca community includes a 24-hour gym and ...

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