Longtime Orange County real estate broker and entrepreneur Phil Immel died “peacefully” Wednesday, Nov. 12, “surrounded by family and loved ones,” his son, Ryan, announced on social media. Known as ...

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The new owners of the former Century 21 location in Bay Ridge have big redevelopment plans for the property. Baltimore-headquartered MCB Real Estate, together with urban retail investment firm Osiris ...

Forget the “King of Queens.” Why not live like the Baron of Brooklyn? A former dentist imbued his passion for old-world architecture into every nook and cranny of this palatial Bay Ridge home. The ...

The over-the-top limestone building in Bay Ridge, built on a lot once owned by the keyboardist for Blondie, might be fit for a king, with its abundance of marble and gold. By Vivian Marino Vivian ...

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The “G House” will be protected by flooding from Biscayne Bay by mangroves that front the property, drainage provided by a private three-hole golf course surrounding it and a main floor elevation of ...

Tampa Bay Rays principal owner Stu Sternberg is in advanced talks to sell the team to a group led by Florida real estate developers, the Rays confirmed Wednesday. The deal, which values the team at ...

The Tampa Bay Rays say they are in "exclusive discussions" with a Florida investment group for a potential sale of the team. The Rays are valued at $1.25 billion, according to Forbes magazine, and the ...

Three months after stepping away from an agreement to build a new stadium in St. Petersburg, the Tampa Bay Rays took a much-anticipated step in their endless stadium saga: Attempting to sell the team.