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Even before Mayor Eric Adams was indicted , several progressives had lined up to replace him. Now, the specter of the mayor stepping down, being removed, or waging a weak re-election campaign has br…

Manhattan investment sales stayed almost flat in June with $3.49 billion in deals recorded,35 percent above the 12-month average. The strong showing was largely thanks to one giant deal, which saw the…

From the March issue: A roundup of news and data on the commercial market.…

From the October issue: The rental apartment vacancy rate in Manhattan is up year-over-year, but stayed within the narrow range of 1.07 to 1.75 percent during the 12 months ended in August, a report f…

From the May issue: Apartment sales took a respite last quarter, even as the rental market heated up. The number of apartment units sold in Manhattan declined in the first quarter by nearly 20 percent…

From the June issue: Median apartment rents for uptown properties rose sharply over the last year and developers filed for more new residential developments in Central Harlem than most other neighborh…

The Department of Justice has directed Manhattan prosecutors to drop their criminal case against Mayor Eric Adams. In a memo, acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove instructed prosecutors to dismis…

The latest batch of reports found that overall broker confidence took a hit in the third quarter and that Manhattan office leasing activity is above the five-year monthly average. Residential Q3 2015 …

Now that the light bulbs have been changed and the solar power panels have been harnessed, real estate firms in New York are gearing up for Sustainability 2.0. In fact, just about every big New York f…

It’s been a chaotic year for New York developers and landlords — and as a result, for the city’s architects — with the real estate landscape being altered by state and city legislation, the whims of o…

Here’s a scorecard on affordable residential development to check before the World Series gets started tonight at Dodger Stadium. Housing for military veterans at Jackie Robinson Stadium at the VA ca…

State officials seized Cushman & Wakefield broker Diana Boutross’ cell phone upon her return from a trip to Japan. At the time, Boutross was with the mayor’s chief adviser, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, and J…

When Gensler got serious about office-to-residential conversions, it was 2019. The architecture firm took on a job in the Canadian city of Calgary. More than one-third of the office buildings there s…

UPDATED May 1, 2023, 4:45 p.m. It’s not surprising to hear about a Texas landowner dead set against eminent domain. In the case of Monty Bennett, though, he literally set the dead in the proposed pa…

Three cities in California topped a Zillow scorecard for the top go-to spots in America among cyber surfers, with two located in Los Angeles County. The three most popular places in the U.S. last year…

The number of planned condo units in NYC dropped significantly year over year, according to an analysis conducted by TRD last month. Between January and August of 2016, condo builders applied with the…

From the November issue: When headlines center on chateaus-in- the-sky luxury real estate, the lower-end rental market often falls out of focus. The Real Deal analyzed On-Line Residential exclusive li…

From the March issue: Brokers are quick to note that winter rental numbers are always down, but a comparison of the last two Januarys shows that the seasonal dearth in new Manhattan leases has deepene…

Every weekday, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m. Please send any tips or deals to tips@therealdeal.com. This page …

From the February issue:While prices in the Manhattan sales market are on the rise, the borough’s rental market appears to be headed in the opposite direction. Nearly 90,000 Manhattan rental listings …