Michael Shvo bought $3 billion of real estate with German cash in the past six years. Now one of the projects is in default.

Shvo secured financing from Northwind Group for 50 unsold luxury  Mandarin Oriental condos at 685 Fifth Avenue.

The sum covers 50 unsold units at 685 Fifth Ave., a luxury property first developed by Shvo and Deutsche Finance America.

Michael Shvo, SHVO CEO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk his company's $1 billion bet on San Francisco and getting ...

Schwadron is joining other New York brokers who left Official for Compass over the last few months, including John Hudak and ...

After a $1 billion investment, San Francisco' Transamerica Pyramid and two adjacent buildings on Sansome Street were ...

The renovation, which began in December 2022, includes a larger redwood park, a revamped grand lobby, a top-floor bar, sky ...

The Transamerica Pyramid, the crown jewel of Downtown San Francisco, reopened its doors Thursday with all the pomp and ...

If Brookfield decides to part ways with the retail asset, it will be doing so in a hot market on Fifth Avenue. The famous ...

Is the renovation of the Transamerica Pyramid a bet on risky real estate, or the much-needed rebirth of an icon?

Ahead of its public reopening, visitors can get a peek into the San Francisco building’s $400 million renovation at a ...

Phase one of San Francisco's iconic Transamerica Pyramid Center renovation is complete, with Thursday marking its formal ...