The Real Deal

STORY INDEX

New Development

• New Residential Developments
• National Market Report

Cover Stories

• Boutique offices sprout in Chelsea
• Brooklyn hot? Not so fast.
• Where it (really) pays to broker
• Schrager's graffiti-glam at $3,000 a square foot

Residential

• Remembrance of springs past
• On the fringes of Brooklyn, some doubts creep in
• For real estate blogs, it's still about location
• Luring those pounds, euros, and yens to housing market
• As mortgage rates slowly rise, buyers weigh fixed vs. adjustable

Commercial

• A retail dream grows in Brooklyn
• Manhattan commercial market like a sponge lately
• From Greenmarket to grocery mecca
• Big-time broker may push LIC retail development
• Divining the future for what's now a red-hot New York hotel industry
• Now you shop it, now you don't
• Not too hip, but hip to hip-hop moguls' needs
• The Real Deal Podcast: Larry Silverstein
• Big boxes a fit for Tribeca's big spaces
• On the Market: Commercial

Neighborhoods

• In a crowded, hyped field, a legitimate "best block" for New York City emerges
• A Roosevelt Island revamp looms

Government

• A help for public or unchecked political machine?

Columnists

• Ken Harney - A how-to manual for mistreating mortgage customers
• Lois Weiss - The long and winding road of the property tax cuts that weren't
• Ken Harney - How big is your home equity cushion?
• Ken Harney - Finding a second home through Uncle Sam

National

• South Florida following Vegas

Comings and Goings

• New William B. May president wants to clear the confusion
• First COO of Corcoran Sunshine Group gone after four months
• Big brokerages remake Web sites to make them user-friendly
• New Ventures

We Heard

• The last honest man or Mayor Doom-berg?
• Snobby co-ops and the people who mock them
• Broker gifts that keep on giving (hopefully)

Corrections

• Corrections and Clarifications