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What caused the Korein-Vornado dispute at One Penn Plaza?

Keep the tune to Billy Joel’s ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ in mind (South Pacific, Walter Winchell, Joe DiMaggio) and swap in some of the biggest names in real estate: Harry Helmsley, Steve Roth, Darcy Stacom, Sarah Korein. The multimillion-dollar rent dispute at One Penn Plaza between the Korein family and Roth’s Vornado Realty Trust is just as prescient and chaotic as Joel’s 1989 hit. It features the Yankees Hall of Famer Joltin’ Joe as the face of Bowery Savings Bank, which in 1970 struck a fateful deal to sell the block across from Madison Square Garden to Helmsley. There’s []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

Derrimon appoints different to manage Drax Hall REIT

different Capital Limited has been appointed by Derrimon Trading as the real estate investment trust (REIT) managers for Derrimon’s 12-acre property in Drax Hall, St Ann.“As managers for Drax Hall REIT, different will lead the team of lawyers and stock brokers assembled to structure and place the REIT company shares. And thereafter manage the performance of the REIT company,” different Capital said in a statement on social media.“This agreement marks the beginning of greater access to real estate opportunities,” the Kingston-based real estate dealer said.The announcement was accompanied by a promotional video announcing the deal and a photo of Derrimon Trading Executive Chairman Derrick Cotterell with different co-founder and chairman Chris Williams, sealing the deal with a handshake.In recent years, Drax Hall has become one of Jamaica's fastest-growing areas, different said.“It's where people travelling from Kingston, cruise ship visitors, and tourists coming from Montego Bay all come together, making it a major hub of activity,” it added.

The best places to drink coffee in Costa Rica

From Escalante's density of direct-trade cafés in San José's most energetic neighborhood to Finca Rosa Blanca's plantation hotel

The New Places to Shop, Eat, and Stay in the Hamptons

From in-demand diners to beloved bookstores.

Knox County Considering Pedestrian Beverage Zone for Powell’s Belltown Commons

POWELL, Tenn. (WOKI / WVLT) - The Knox County Commission is considering a proposal that would establish a Pedestrian Beverage Zone, or PBZ, at the dev...

A Nostalgia-Invoking American Grill Brings Prime Rib and Seafood Plateaus to Georgetown

The Oak Room and Bernadette’s. 1218 Wisconsin Ave., NW. The Oak Room in Georgetown wants you to feel like you’ve been transported to a Gilded Age private club in New York or London, where you can feast on prime rib, Dover sole, and fancy fish sticks with caviar beurre blanc. Upstairs is Bernadette’s, a candlelit, [] The post A Nostalgia-Invoking American Grill Brings Prime Rib and Seafood Plateaus to Georgetown first appeared on Washingtonian.

First India-Costa Rica JETCO Concludes with Focus on Reducing Trade Barriers and Boosting Investments

First India-Costa Rica JETCO Concludes with Focus on Reducing Trade Barriers and Boosting Investments New Delhi, Jul 8 (KNN) India and Costa Rica held the first Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) meeting virtually on July 6-7 to review bilateral trade and explore opportunities to expand economic cooperation. The meeting was co-chaired by Joint Secretary, Department of Commerce, Vimal Anand, and Costa Rica's General Director of Foreign Trade, Adriana Castro. Both sides reviewed bilateral trade and investment relations and noted that bilateral merchandise trade reached around USD 391 million in 2025-26. They also discussed opportunities to expand trade and investment. The two countries discussed cooperation in standards, accreditation, certification, food safety, pharmaceutical regulation and export certification to facilitate trade and reduce technical barriers. India highlighted opportunities for cooperation in pharmaceuticals, digital technologies, manufacturing and innovation, while Costa Rica shared its experience in Central American trade integration and regional trade negotiations. Both sides agreed to strengthen business-to-business engagement, promote institutional cooperation and use the JETCO mechanism to advance bilateral trade, investment and sectoral cooperation. (KNN Bureau)

JD Vance Eyes $9M Mansion Owned by Data Center Tycoon

Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Getty/ReutersJD Vance is eyeing a 9 million Virginia mansion owned by a businessman whose data center empire is booming under a policy championed by the vice president, the Daily Beast’s investigative Substack PunchUp can reveal.The sprawling, historic horse-farming estate is up for rent in Middleburg—a town 45 miles from Washington, D.C., packed with multimillion-dollar homes and renowned as the country’s “horse and hunt capital.”The residence in question is Wolver Hill, a historic estate on Middleburg’s northern edge, according to three Daily Beast sources. Its owner is Charles “Chuck” Kuhn, 60, one of northern Virginia’s biggest landowners and, lately, one of its most aggressive data-center developers—a sector that the Trump administration and Vance in particular have consistently backed.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Local developer revives Middletown-area warehouse project, neighbor concerns

Plans for a massive distribution center near Middletown that in past years raised concerns with neighbors is gaining new traction after a local developer bought the land for about 25 million last month. The post Local developer revives Middletown-area warehouse project, neighbor concerns appeared first on Spotlight Delaware.

Business : Ningbo Showcases Smart Manufacturing At Colombo Cultural Exchange

KUALA LUMPUR, July 7 (Bernama) -- The cultural exchange event, Encounter Insight: Dialogue Between Ningbo, China and Colombo, Sri Lanka, brought together representatives from the two port cities to discuss integrated port-city development and bilateral economic and trade connectivity.

Rare home for sale in San Antonio’s River Road neighborhood comes with artsy decor, lush jungle backyard

It’s not every day that a house goes up for sale in the highly desirable and supremely funky neighborhood of River Road. And this one — listed at 875,000 after a 75,000 price drop — is in a league of its own. Built in 1924, this three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow features hardwood floors, charmingly artsy architectural [] The post Rare home for sale in San Antonio’s River Road neighborhood comes with artsy decor, lush jungle backyard appeared first on San Antonio Current.

Americans Are Staying Put in These 5 Cities—and Flocking to These 5 Others

Las Vegas leads the nation in renters looking close to home, while Raleigh tops the list for out-of-town interest. Here’s what’s driving the shift.

Saudi Crown Prince, Canadian PM discuss regional developments, expanding ties

JEDDAH — Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman held official talks with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Jeddah on Thursday, reviewing bilateral relations and discussing regional and international developments.The Crown Prince welcomed Carney at Al-Salam Palace, where an official reception ceremony was held before the two leaders held formal talks.They reviewed Saudi-Canadian relations and discussed opportunities to expand cooperation across various sectors, as well as regional and international developments and ongoing efforts to address them.Ahead of the visit, the Canadian Prime Minister's Office said the talks would focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation in energy, critical minerals, investment, infrastructure, advanced technologies and defense.The two leaders also discussed developments in the Middle East, maritime security and other issues of mutual interest, while exploring ways to strengthen political coordination between the two countries.Carney's visit marks the first official visit to Saudi Arabia by a sitting Canadian prime minister in 26 years and reflects the growing momentum in bilateral relations.Economic ties between the two countries have continued to expand, supported by initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation between the business communities.In 2024, the Federation of Saudi Chambers reconstituted the Saudi-Canadian Business Council and opened an office in Toronto to facilitate business engagement and investment.Riyadh also hosted the Saudi-Canadian Business and Investment Forum in January 2026, where six memoranda of understanding worth nearly 600 million were signed in the telecommunications, information technology, cybersecurity, education and manufacturing sectors.Trade between Saudi Arabia and Canada reached approximately 2.9 billion in 2025, including 1.719 billion in Saudi exports and 1.19 billion in Canadian exports to the Kingdom.Saudi Vision 2030 continues to create opportunities for deeper cooperation in artificial intelligence, clean technology, mining and energy. Around 767 Canadian companies currently operate regional offices or headquarters in the Kingdom.Educational cooperation has also expanded, with nearly 1,984 Saudi physicians graduating from or studying in Canada between 2020 and 2025. The number of graduates rose from 170 in 2020 to 606 in 2025, an increase of 256.

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The Staggering Contradiction: Tony Leon, Resolve Communications, And The DA's Shattered Façade Of Clean Governance

The Staggering Contradiction: Tony Leon, Resolve Communications, And The DA's Shattered Façade Of Clean Governance

Where Is All The Freedom 250 Merch Money Going?

WASHINGTON — What's more American than apple pie? Capitalism. And an array of merchandise and influence is on sale for the 250th birthday of the United States. An America250 275 Liberty Lux American Prosperity decorative throw pillow, anyone? How about a 25 Freedom 250 youth tee? America250, a commission created by Congress a decade ago, and Freedom 250, President Donald Trump’s entity formed last year, each operate on their own respective tracks as a nonprofit and as a limited liability company. Both are employing staff, soliciting corporate donors and spending taxpayer funds. That means people, businesses and nonprofits are getting a slice of the semiquincentennial pie, some bigger than others. But there is no clear accounting of which entities are getting the bigger shares and no one associated with either organization offered a full explanation to States Newsroom. Reports also show at least 10 million in taxpayer money flowing from America250 to Freedom 250, and some Democratic lawmakers claim more has been redirected. The commission’s nonprofit arm, America250.org, lists 850 items available from its official online store: apparel, toys, games, eyewear, housewares, challenge coins, holiday ornaments, and a premier collectible line including an 8,000 painting by Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based “speed painter” Cody Sabol. read more

Here’s your July dining hit list, Sydney (featuring Three Blue Ducks’ latest venture)

From a’Mare’s new pizzeria to the Ducks’ new Southern Highlands spot, catch up on all the hot, new, coming soon and just-reviewed places around town.

A Newburgh Favorite Needs Our Help

A Newburgh Favorite Needs Our Help

Afternoon front page: Inside dilapidated 24 Sussex Drive; Carney’s plan for the official prime minister’s residence; and more

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Bloomberg This Weekend 07/04/2026

The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by Rutgers University Professor Emeritus of American Studies Robert Synder, Retired Navy Vice Admiral Kevin Donegan, Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker and Executive Producer Director “The American Revolution” Ken Burns, The New York Times Wirecutter Staff Writer Kathleen Squires, Intrepid Museum President Susan Marenoff-Zausner, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Director Robbie Lauf, Rutgers Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling Ashley Koning, Puck Washington Writer Abby Livingston, NYU’s Clive Davis Institute Adjunct Professor Brittney Spanos, Retired Army Lt. Gen. and USO CEO Michael Linnington, Pyrotecnico CEO Stephen Vitale, Alliance for Coney Island Executive Director Daniel Murphy and Governor Wes Moore. (Source: Bloomberg)

Spurs to host July community meetings to discuss proposed downtown arena district

Residents are invited to share ideas on the proposed downtown arena district, which will serve as the future home of the San Antonio Spurs, at multiple community meetings scheduled throughout July.

BRANDED RESIDENCES IN VIET NAM: FROM MARKET MOMENTUM TO LONG-TERM GROWTH

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, July 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Branded residences are playing an increasingly prominent role in Viet Nam's premium property market. As international hospitality brands expand their presence and high-net-worth buyers seek long-term value, service quality, and lifestyle... The post BRANDED RESIDENCES IN VIET NAM: FROM MARKET MOMENTUM TO LONG-TERM GROWTH appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Property Insider: Land around The CAB apartments marketed for student units; Icon NZ accounts; Devonport plans

Property Insider: Land around The CAB apartments marketed for student units; Icon NZ accounts; Devonport plans

‘A’ is for Andytown: The Belfast barista bringing a piece of home to San Francisco

Andytown brings a whole new meaning to a beachside cafe in California

Lindsey Graham's Death, Apple's Open AI Lawsuit & Mamdani's Map Controversy | PBD Podcast #831

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House GOP demand info on sanctuary policies from Texas, Oregon officials

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan and two subcommittee chairmen sent letters Tuesday to Austin, Texas, and Portland, Oregon, officials regarding their cities’ sanctuary policies. Jordan, Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security and Enforcement Chairman Tom McClintock and Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government Chairman Chip Roy sent a letter to Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza in Texas []...Click to read more