The woes include limited sunlight, poor cell phone reception, balky elevators and overall decay in the magnificent Art Deco ...

Aby Rosen's last-ditch effort to hold onto the Chrysler Building has come up short — the most significant loss so far in the investor's troubled portfolio.

Aby Rosen has lost the Chrysler Building. Yesterday, a Manhattan judge terminated RFR’s ground lease and ordered RFR Holdings ...

Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs' RFR Holding officially got evicted from the Chrysler Building, after a judge sided with Cooper ...

It’s easy to see why the Chrysler Building was irresistible to Aby Rosen. The flamboyant German émigré who heads up real-estate firm RFR Holding is clearly drawn to gorgeous has-beens.

A judge ruled against RFR Holding, evicting them from the Chrysler Building due to unpaid rent totaling $21 million.

Judge Jennifer Shecter granted a motion sought by the building’s landlord, Cooper Union, to evict the tower's operator, RFR, after the firm defaulted on $21 million in rent and other obligations.

Manhattan-based RFR was evicted from the property Wednesday after a New York State Supreme Court judge ruled its ground lease ...

A judge ruled Cooper Union terminated RFR’s lease at the iconic art deco building in Midtown Manhattan. What's next?