Kris Lindahl and Rob Golfi (Getty, Kris Lindahl Real Estate, The Golfi Team)
An international arms race has erupted over a pose.
Kris Lindahl, a Minnesota’s realtor, sued Canadian agent Rob Golfi, saying he stole a signature posture, FOX 9 reported. Lindahl, whose website calls his firm the “arms out real estate company,” and whose image is plastered on billboards
Johns Hopkins’ Nathan Connolly (John Hopkins, Getty)
An Black expert in redlining was himself the subject of racial discrimination in the housing market, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
Johns Hopkins University history professor Nathan Connolly and his wife, Shani Mott, are suing lender loanDepot, 20/20 Valuations and appraiser Shane Lanham for alleged discrimination, the New York Times reported.
Pacific Oak’s Keith Hall and Savanna’s Christoper Schlank with 110 William Street (Loopnet, Pacific Oak)
A Lower Manhattan office building that has lost several notable tenants in recent years is in financial distress.
Pacific Oak Capital and Savanna have defaulted on their loan for 110 William Street in the Financial District, Pacific Oak said in an SEC filing Wednesday. The
Compass’ Robert Reffkin (Illustration by Kevin Cifuentes for The Real Deal with Getty Images)
Compass plans more layoffs by the end of September, according to an email from CEO Robert Reffkin obtained by The Real Deal.
The layoffs will affect roles that “do not impact agents,” a spokesperson for the residential brokerage said. In the email sent to employees ahead
From left: Lee Mintz, Eugene Litvak, Phillip Salem and Compass CEO Robert Reffkin (Compass, Lee Mintz, Getty)
If it’s true that being rich in friends is to be poor in nothing, then Compass CEO Robert Reffkin has nothing to worry about.
Compass brokers rallied to the company’s defense Tuesday, a day after a dour earnings report revealed it lost over
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin (Getty)
Compass suffered losses of $101.1 million in the second quarter, the residential brokerage said Monday, noting that it would look to slash costs as the industry grapples with a slower housing market.
The brokerage reported losses of $289 million for the first half of the year, according to an earnings release Monday. It projected full-year