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RXR Realty is a vertically integrated real estate and infrastructure owner, investor, operator, and developer headquartered in New York City. The firm’s portfolio of commercial, residential, multifamily, infrastructure, and logistics projects includes 91 commercial real estate properties and investments held across the country as of 2023. RXR is a privately held company that employs around 450 professionals with experience in operations, real estate development, construction, investment, and asset management.

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30-736: A development site in Apex, North Carolina with homebuilder Lennar in February 2023. The plan for the development calls for housing, educational facilities, and facilities for life-sciences research. RXR Realty owns or manages 93 commercial, residential and retail properties in the New York City area. Notable properties include: Notable multifamily properties include: RXR Realty is a developer of real estate projects which include: In March 2020, RXR Realty has contributed $ 1 million to support organizations and residents of New Rochelle who face

45-855: A print edition called The New York Observer in November 2016. The Commercial Observer online site includes sections such as Leases, Finance, Sales, Design & Construction, Technology, Markets and Events. In April 2016, former editor-in-chief Ken Kurson was criticized for providing "input" to Donald Trump in a speech given at the annual AIPAC conference. The Observer was also criticized in 2014 for an investigative piece on former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman . In July 2016, Observer staff journalist Dana Schwartz published an open letter to her boss Jared Kushner criticizing him for his involvement in Trump's (Kushner's father-in-law) presidential campaign. Shortly thereafter, Kushner responded to

60-540: Is based in Lower Manhattan , New York City , and was owned by businessman Jared Kushner until 2016, when he transferred his ownership into a family trust, through which his brother-in-law Joseph Meyer took over his former role as publisher and chairman in 2017. It currently publishes the Commercial Observer and Observer . As of November 2016, Observer Media announced it would no longer print

75-487: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages RXR Realty Scott Rechler founded RXR in 2007 after the 2006 acquisition by SL Green Realty of Reckson Associates Realty, at which he was Chairman and CEO. In 2011, RXR Realty purchased the Starrett Lehigh Building, located at 601 West 26th Street. Following a $ 900 million recapitalization,

90-584: The New York Observer . The Observer site is a consolidation of several notable online properties, including The Gallerist , BetaBeat , NY Politicker , and PolitickerNJ . In 2007, Jared Kushner began acquiring and merging several print and online media publications into the Observer brand, including The New York Observer , BetaBeat , Gallerist , NY Politicker , SCENE Magazine , and PolitickerNJ . These acquisitions became integrated into

105-562: The building began extensive renovations to transform the property in 2022. In December 2013, NorthStar Realty Finance Corp invested $ 340 million in RXR. NorthStar and RXR also launched a $ 2 billion non-traded real estate investment trust in February 2015, which later wound down in 2018. In 2015, The Blackstone Group agreed to buy a 50% stake in six RXR properties located in New York State and New Jersey. In 2016, RXR Realty completed

120-522: The company through his investment firm Observer Capital, and serves as chairman and publisher. Jared Kushner has no ownership stake in and has no role in the company. James R. Freiman was named CEO of Observer Media in November 2022. Previously, Michael Rose, the former president of What to Expect, a subsidiary of Everyday Health, was named CEO of Observer Media on October 9, 2019. The Observer online site includes three main content categories: Business, Arts & Entertainment. Observer Media discontinued

135-594: The effects of coronavirus. Samantha M. Nicholson of Miami Beach also contributed $ 1 million. In its initiative, RXR's collaborates with the Westchester Community Foundation. In June 2022, RXR announced a new grant program for the residents of New Rochelle, totaling $ 500,000. Commercial Observer Observer Media is an American online media company . The company was formed through several acquisitions, including acquisition of The New York Observer in 2007. Observer Media

150-416: The firm would likely return some office buildings in its portfolio to lenders. The Financial Times further reported that the firm would explore converting office buildings into housing, and noted the legal challenges and costs associated with these conversions. The firm later clarified that it was only exploring relinquishing or converting two of its office buildings. RXR did not disclose which buildings it

165-599: The purchase of Garvies Point, a waterfront mixed-use development in Glen Cove, Long Island. Since its acquisition, RXR has transformed the former industrial site into a community with over 27 acres of public space, 1,100 residential units, and 75,000 square feet of commercial and retail space. With Blackstone, the firm sold 1330 Sixth Avenue in December 2022. In February 2023, the Financial Times reported that

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195-835: The website observer.com ( Gallerist was integrated in September 2014, PolitickerNY in March 2014, BetaBeat in January 2015, and PolitickerNJ in August 2016). In March 2012, Observer Media launched The Commercial Observer , a commercial real estate publication . The organization has since received various awards, including "NAREE's 65th Annual Real Estate Journalism" award, "Best Team Report Silver" award (2013), and "Best Weekly Newspaper Report Silver" award (2014). The Commercial Observer publishes at commercialobserver.com, and also publishes weekly print edition. Joseph Meyer now owns

210-529: The year. In January 2022, RXR Realty rebranded as RXR. In the same year, RXR announced a $ 2 billion investment in multifamily residential developments as part of a national expansion plan. In November 2022, along with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, RXR, Vantage Airport Group, American Triple I, and Jetblue announced a partnership for a $ 4.2 billion development of a new international terminal at John F. Kennedy Airport. RXR purchased

225-709: Was considering for disposition or conversion. However, the Commercial Observer identified 47 Hall Street in Brooklyn as having high vacancy rates, and Crain's New York Business reported that RXR was exploring the conversion of the Adams Express Building in Manhattan to residences. RXR has also begun lending against office and apartment assets; Rechler predicted in February 2023 that the firm would originate some $ 2 billion in loans over

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