Trump blasts reporter who interrupted him: ‘You are the worst’

President Trump blasted a reporter who appeared to work for Bloomberg News for interrupting him while answering questions from a press gaggle – telling the journalist, “You are the worst.” On Sunday night, Trump was in the middle of answering a question about Tucker Carlson’s controversial interview with white supremacist…

Financial services giant GFI Group doubling space at 55 Water St.

Financial services giant GFI Group, which has been a tenant at 55 Water St. since 2007, is more than doubling its space there. The firm is expanding by 64,993 square feet and also renewing 63,756 square feet. The rent at the 1972-vintage tower was $59 per square foot, reflecting the typical…

Albany Republicans, the minority in the state Senate and Assembly for the last seven years, face a long hike back to political relevance. They can start by answering the $20 billion question. That’s the difference between what New York state expects to spend this fiscal year — $148 billion, excluding…

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If ICE or other immigration agents go out of bounds, the place to fight them is the courts, not the streets —and New York pols from Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on down are courting chaos if they play the issue otherwise. Consider City Councilman Shaun Abreu’s smear Wednesday, posting an inflammatory…

Shmuley Boteach sued for alleged failure to pay amenity fees

Oy vey! Rabbi Shmuley, an influential American rabbi and television personality, has allegedly likened $710 amenity space fees from his luxury Manhattan condominium to the Nazi regime. Now, the self-styled “America’s Rabbi,” is being sued by his building, in part, for allegedly failing to pay rental and cleaning fees for…

Homeownership has long been part of the American dream, but that dream has been deferred. Households in their 30s have an ownership rate of just 42% —more than 20 points lower that the national average. The median age of all home buyers is a record-breaking 59, and the age of…

NYC will see a wave of apartment buildings with 99 units

They got 99 problems — with a new tax program. New York City developers have a hit a fresh snag in trying to solve the city’s housing crisis: A new tax program that costs them extra dough if they want to construct buildings with 100 apartments or more. That new…

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