The Real Deal Staff

• GFI president starts own firm
  12/31/07
  Former GFI Realty presidents Aaron Jungreis and David Berger are already locking in deals with their new venture, Rosewood Realty Firm, a building sales brokerage they started i...
  
• Big block leasing activity taps the brakes
  12/05/07
  Large office tenants may have felt like they were playing a game of musical chairs through the first quarter of 2007: that if they didn't grab a space when presented with one, t...
  
• Technical defaults rise, but foreclosures don't hit
  12/05/07
  There's a little storm cloud on the commercial horizon in New York. While the recent lending crisis hasn't hit the commercial market, many observers think a Day of Reckoning m...
  
• Churches turn to market-rate projects
  12/03/07
  From the November issue: Churches have long bought, developed and sometimes sold properties as part of their mission. Trinity Church, for example, now owns and rents out about 6...
  
• Technical defaults rise, but foreclosures don't hit
  12/03/07
  There s a little storm cloud on the commercial horizon in New York. While the recent lending crisis hasn t hit the commerc...
  
• Big block leasing activity taps the brakes
  12/03/07
  Credit crisis makes financial companies pause in pursuit of large blocks
  
• Solow and Macklowe square off
  12/03/07
  Rumors are rife that Sheldon Solow is angling to purchase some of the debt that was secured by Harry Macklowe to acquire seven buildings from the Equity Office portfolio last ...
  
• Brokers report quieter open houses, fewer bidding wars
  11/28/07
  From the November issue: Filled-up open houses left buyers at a disadvantage during a strong selling season that lasted the bulk of the yea...
  
• CBRE starts nonprofit division
  11/28/07
  The nonprofit community increasingly commands a hefty portion of the New York City real estate market, which has prompted commercial brokerage CB Richard Ellis to start a new di...
  
• A luxurious new cornerstone at south end of Central Park
  11/26/07
  At up to $6,000 a square foot, Stern's opulent design on Mayflower site lures bluebloods with greenb
  
• Condo offering plan pages pack a punch
  11/26/07
  Hefty documents tell buyers and brokers what to expect in new developments and scrutiny can pay of
  
• Frank Williams: Architect turns to building his name
  11/21/07
  From the November issue: Frank Williams is the most famous New York-based architect the public has never heard of. That may be surprising, ...
  
• Schrager's graffiti-glam at $3,000 a square foot
  11/09/07
  High art and higher prices for new project 40 Bond in Noho
  
• Developers bank on new lending ventures
  11/09/07
  Banks powered by city real estate veterans provide financing for fresh developments
  
• How a $90,000-a-month rental might be a deal -- kind of
  11/05/07
  Here's a rental listing like no other: a 25-foot-wide, five-story mansion with a marble façde at 20 East 64th Street is available for ...
  
• Frank Williams: Architect turns to building his name
  11/04/07
  Frank Williams is the most famous New York-based architect the public has never heard of.
  
• Mixed blessings
  11/04/07
  Churches turn to market-rate projects to fund operations
  
• The Real Deal Podcast: Jessica Lappin
  11/02/07
  Jessica Lappin, the City Council's point woman on landmarks, explains the difference between landmar
  
• Condo surge sparks offering plan delays
  11/01/07
  Reforms by Spitzer's office, city have sped up permit and offering plan OKs, but developers still...
  
• Tracking new projects, from the ground up
  10/31/07
  Some brokers have devised surefire ways to pinpoint development before it happens
  

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