Forest City Enterprises News

Can Forest City Enterprises deliver for downtown Fresno? With billions of dollars in assets and a record of urban revitalization projects around the country, the Cleveland-based development company has earned a reputation for success.

A New York Observer piece yesterday, headlined Analysts: New Atlantic Yards Deal A 'Significant Positive' for Forest City Ratner , brought highly unsurprising news.

The city is once again mulling an affordable housing ordinance, reports the Los Angeles Business Journal, noting that a draft ordinance could be crafted this fall and head to a City Council vote next spring.

First, the city plans to move the homeless mena s intake center from Manhattan to Crown Heights.

Housing at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station has come a long way from the original, single-story units on Victory Hill.

While Forest City Ratner is desperately trying to convince the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to accept $20 million up front for the arena-portion of the Vanderbilt Railyard, instead of the full $100 million, Norman Oder is attempting to put things in perspective by exploring what $20 million will buy you these days.

Before its recent makeover, Crescent Harbor Elementary School's playground was in bad shape.

The master-planned community Gladden Farms has avoided foreclosure on roughly 625 acres of undeveloped land, buying up its debt from lender GMAC Financial Services at a negotiated price.

Donard Brown spent an hour playing nearly a dozen games and ended up with a brand new electronic train set Wednesday afternoon.

Forest City Enterprises Inc. lost $30.7 million during the first quarter, an improvement from the real estate company's $40.4 million loss a year before.

Buffeted by the New Jersey Nets' $13-and-a-half million quarterly operating loss, Forest City Enterprises lost more money in the last quarter than Wall Street analysts expected them to - though not quite as much as they lost a year ago.

The Atlantic Yards project's most-dogged critic, Daniel Goldstein of Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, went to Cleveland on Friday to confront development company officials on why their project should be abandoned.

An unrepentant Marxist, blogger, and Bard College alum notes that Bruce Ratner was recently appointed a trustee of his alma mater.

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Courtesy of Forest City Enterprises. Forest City Enterprises Inc., based in Cleveland, won an industry award Sunday night for the design and development of its Westfield San Francisco Centre project.

Forest City Enterprises Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to proceed with parts of the Atlantic Yards development in Brooklyn, N.Y., after a unanimous court decision upheld New York state's right to use eminent domain for land acquisition to support the mixed-use project and an arena.

Cash-strapped Forest City Enterprises Inc. , a Cleveland-based real estate company, is angling to raise as much as $150 million by selling a 50 percent ownership stake in its prized 2.3-million-square-foot development, University Park at MIT.

Real estate developers, leasing agents and retail executives from Northeast Ohio are converging in Las Vegas this weekend for the industry's annual leasing conference.

DDDB PRESS RELEASE: Court Rules Against Home, Business Owners and Tenants in Atlantic Yards Eminent Domain Lawsuit BROOKLYN, NY - A New York State Appellate Division* panel of 4 judges ruled against nine Brooklyn homeowners, business owners and tenants who had filed a lawsuit to stop New York State from seizing their homes and businesses by eminent ...

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