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Creative Media & Community Trust has turned the top floors of an office building in Mid-Wilshire into luxury apartments. The Dallas-based real estate investment trust, a publicly traded unit of CIM G…

Gone are the days of parents constructing forts out of an old sheet draped over two chairs. Now the children of the one-percent are getting far more luxe live/play spaces.…

Nothing says “welcome home” like a moat. Soon enough, residents of the Platinum in Times Square will be greeted by a doorman as they cross a moat, which is several inches wide and …

Once upon a time, renting was the norm for those who were saving towards a down payment and homeownership. But even the wealthiest Americans are turning into “forever renters.” Millionaire renters ar…

Stan Ponte sat across the kitchen table from two Upper East Siders preparing to join the empty nest club in style. The three sipped wine as the couple told Ponte, a Sotheby’s International Realty vete…

UPDATED Friday December 13, 2019, 4:12 p.m.: In a sign of the times, Manhattan’s priciest condo project this year doesn’t expect to crack $1 billion in sales. Facing an oversupply of new development c…

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On the 100th floor of the most expensive residential building ever planned in New York City, 126 captains of the universe can waltz in the grand ballroom and gaze down upon Central Park. The amenity i…

Gone are the days of parents constructing forts out of an old sheet draped over two chairs. Now the children of the one-percent get luxurious play spaces…

Related’s One Madison Park is on the market at last and prices at the redeveloped glass tower start at nearly $2 million and soar to $50 million. The building, in the Flatiron District will have 53 ap…

Low common charges have always been a draw for buyers on the hunt for a luxury condo. Even in this fast-moving market, condo boards are paying close attention to monthly fees. Across the city, board m…

Could the stage be set for the city’s seemingly endless residential inventory crunch to ease slightly in the coming years? Judging by the rise in the number of construction permit applications recentl…

Stan Ponte sat across the kitchen table from two Upper East Siders preparing to join the empty nest club in style. The three sipped wine as the couple told Ponte, a Sotheby’s International Realty vete…

The lawsuit brought by local park activists challenging the civic experiment that is the 85-acre waterfront Brooklyn Bridge Park — a public park sustained by private buildings to be developed within i…

Manhattan rental building developers are taking on more high-end amenities to entice would-be dwellers. From swimming pools and saunas to playrooms, dog services and state-of-the-art health clubs, ren…

Such a tease. In the spring of 2005, landlord and developer Kent Swig makes the single biggest residential buy in U.S. history at the time, putting $545 million into a rental building with the populat…

For two decades, the wrangling over plans for the 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park has been as constant and loud as the din from the bridges that span its northern end. Most of the fra…

No one knows exactly why Jeff Blau, the 41-year-old president of the Related Companies, was denied a co-op board interview this spring at exclusive 820 Fifth Avenue. In what would have been one of the…

When the Dermot Company’s [TRDataCustom] founder, Bill Dickey, retired in June 2015, the firm’s latest and largest project to date was an incomplete structure hovering 30 stories above the ground. The…

In New Jersey, you go big or go home. High-end house hunters looking for ample amounts of green space and close proximity to Manhattan are still heading to the Garden State, even if sales fell 4 perce…