In conclusion, Sitt emphasized that Thor Equities' investment strategy is being shaped by long-term global shifts, and positioned Israel as a rising global leader in technology, culture, and ...

Augusta township members came to talk about the rezoning of land for the data center, but they were quickly shut down.

An appraiser took a hammer to two of Thor Equities’ Midtown buildings, pounding their valuation down to half of its former level. The appraiser priced 597 Fifth Ave and 3 East 48th Street at $84 ...

Thor Equities has wasted no time getting a big "retail space available" sign up on an empty lot on North 6th Street -- across the street from Madewell's new store -- it purchased in late August along ...

Thor Equities CEO Joseph Sitt discusses the outlook for the economy under a Trump presidency with Bloomberg's Betty Liu on "Bloomberg Markets." ...

Thor Equities’ proposal has run into opposition from Coney Island residents, who have raised concerns about problem gambling, crime and traffic. Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, ...

Thor Equities more than doubled its money on a SoHo commercial property compared to what it acquired it for in 2013, property records show.. Formerly leased to Dolce & Gabbana, the now-vacant ...

REAL ESTATE FIRM Thor Equities on Thursday released the final renderings of its bid for one of New York’s new casino licenses, a sprawling project designed for Brooklyn’s waterfront known as ...

Thor Equities began construction of 905 West Fulton Market, one of the tentpoles in a block-long stretch of Fulton Market the New York-based investor has under its control. Thor is developing the ...

Thor Equities has given up ownership of a Third Avenue building to its lender, the latest blow to the firm, which has struggled with several investments that have soured amid the downturn in the ...

Joseph Sitt’s Thor Equities and Mactaggart Family & Partners broke out their abacus and calendar as they argued over a key deadline in a nearly $24 million Flatiron District retail ...

The Gateways to Harlem are being sold to Joseph Sitt’s Thor Equities. Sitt signed a contract on Friday to pay $75.5 million for the two buildings — known as Gateway I and II — sources said.