Contracts—Court Awards Specific Performance Involving Sale of Air Rights—Inclusionary Air Rights Are Considered an 'Interest In Real Property'—Specific Performance Is Not Limited Solely to Real Property, But Also Available in Other Instances, E.G. Conveyance of Stock in a Close Corporation or an Agreement To Sell Real Estate Co-op Shares—Specific Performance May Be Available Where a Market Is Opaque and the Price of Goods May Be Subject To Intense Fluctuation—Defendant, A Sophisticated Business Person, Allegedly Relied On Uncorroborated Representations of a Broker Who Is Not In His Employ and Proceeded at His Own Peril—Defendant Could Not Demonstrate Reasonable Reliance Since It Had Not Conducted 'Due Diligence'

A trial court denied a plaintiff's motion for summary judgment on its claims for specific performance, an injunction, declaratory relief, and attorney fees and to dismiss defendant's affirmative defenses and denied defendant's cross-motion for summary judgment dismissing the complaint.