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In Likely a Culver City Record, Black Equities Buys Multifamily Asset for $106M
Stanley Black’s Beverly Hills-based investment firm is closing on a nine-figure mixed-use acquisition in another small city a few miles away. Black Equities has paid 106 million for a 115-unit property in what is said to be perhaps the largest multifamily deal in the history of Culver City, Calif., which is one of Los Angeles []
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The Real Deal
· Jul 11, 2026
NYC’s top deals: UWS megamansion trades for $40M — nearly 50% off asking
Residential: The most expensive home sale recorded in New York was on the Upper West Side, where a megamansion at 48-50 West 69th Street sold for 45 million — 40 million off its last asking price. The seller of the nearly 45-foot-wide home was French businessman Pierre Bastid and his wife, Malou Beauvoir, a jazz singer. The couple purchased the property — two adjacent homes — in separate deals in 2011 and 2018 for a total of 24.5 million. It measures 19,600 square feet and has five bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, plus an elevator, terrace and lap pool. The buyer []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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Bought beef in the last decade? $8M settlement proposed in price-fixing class action
Those who bought beef after 2015 could be eligible for a share of nearly 8 million as part of a proposed settlement with companies over allegations of price-fixing. The deal still needs to be approved by the courts.
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Union Investment, Nuveen Sell Retail Property at 1511 Third Avenue for $46M
Union Investment and Nuveen Real Estate have offloaded a retail property on Manhattan’s Upper East Side for 46.1 million, property records made public Wednesday show. The joint venture sold 1511 Third Avenue, a four-story retail building in the Upper East Side’s Yorkville neighborhood, to San Francisco-based real estate investment management firm Stockbridge, according to the []
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