New YorkJul 1, 2016Testing the watersAs waterfront access increases, </br>marinas anticipate a boating surge
New YorkJul 1, 2016Are retail’s biggest lenders too exposed?A look at some recent high-profile deals and how they’re panning out
New YorkJul 1, 2016When a doctor says Fido must stayWhy one lawyer thinks tenant requests for emotional support dogs is getting out of hand
New YorkJul 1, 2016Slamming the door on short-term rentalsHere’s how local authorities are trying to curb the Airbnb effect
New YorkJul 1, 2016Gauging the ‘Airbnb effect’ on seasonal rentalsNew rules target short-term stays in private homes. But are they working?
New YorkJul 1, 2016Fifth (Avenue) AmendmentsNew retail projects are reshaping the corridor after a long stretch of little development, but are they well timed?
New YorkJul 1, 2016Hamptons home prices still wowHuge waterfront estates are selling at top dollar despite a decline in luxury deals
New YorkJul 1, 2016Rentopoly: Who owns New York?A ranking of the 20 biggest NYC residential landlords — and how they’re reshaping the city’s rental market
New YorkJul 1, 2016The deal junkieMagnum’s Ben Shaoul has gone from ‘Sledgehammer’ landlord to one of the busiest luxury condo developers in Manhattan
New YorkJul 1, 2016At the desk of: Paul WhalenThe Robert A.M. Stern disciple on 3D printing, airline gin and designing projects in NYC </br>and across the globe
New YorkJul 1, 2016At home with starchitect Richard MeierAfter setting the standard for East End elegance in the 1960s, the architect still resides in the Hamptons — in the only home he has ever owned
New YorkJul 1, 2016The Top Agent BunchManhattan residential broker ranking finds fresh faces and shifting strategies as slowdown sets in
New YorkJul 1, 2016Inside the deals shaping the East End’s nightlife sceneHigh rents, a short season and increasing municipal oversight make it tough to hang — and keep — a shingle on the North and South forks
New YorkJul 1, 2016Missing the boat on home ownershipBorrowers with low FICO scores need to target certain lenders
New YorkJul 1, 2016Breaking up is hard to doFrom Consolo and Aquino to Silverstein and Mendik, a look at some of the industry’s big splits over the decades
New YorkJul 1, 2016Day in the Life of: Jason LeeThe Six Sigma developer on his Victoria’s Secret breakthrough, clubbing with clients</br> and late-night Halal food
New YorkJul 1, 2016Brokerages are on the prowl to snare Hamptons top talentGetting and keeping key players</br> is challenging on the competitive</br> East End
New YorkJul 1, 2016What they’re reading nowReal estate pros share picks for books on leadership skills, boxing and raising a global citizen
New YorkJul 1, 2016Big development plans for the East End, despite impedimentsDevelopers trying to build in exclusive North and South Fork enclaves face challenges, including bureaucratic red tape, land scarcity and local opposition
New YorkJul 1, 2016Navigating the construction lending droughtTrophy office buildings and luxury condos are becoming harder</br> to finance, but some are tapping</br> into the right formulas
New YorkJul 1, 2016Beechwood doubles downThe father-and-son duo of Michael and Steven Dubb have built the largest residential housing development firm on Long Island
New YorkJul 1, 2016Stacked against the oddsThe capital stack for condo construction is becoming more layered than ever
New YorkJul 1, 2016Wall Street jitters jostle salesHomebuyers hunt for bargains as the mid-range property market softens
New YorkJul 1, 2016Can developers win in the lending game?A look at the growing number of real estate players financing projects — and who’s thinking long term
New YorkJul 1, 2016A green light for Riverside’s major revitalization planThe East End’s economically blighted hamlet is poised for a makeover, spurring new interest in its suffering real estate market
New YorkJul 1, 2016Bringing romance back to retailNordstrom’s planned flagship at </br>Central Park Tower recalls the </br>golden age of consumerism
New YorkJul 1, 2016Brexit backlash: A boon for NY?The political upheaval could shift the balance of power in the real estate rivalry between London and NYC
New YorkJul 1, 2016The Hamptons summer rental market is running hot and coldEven as asking prices hit record highs, some luxury listings are quietly cutting their prices or extending the length of time offered for the same cost
New YorkJul 1, 2016What’s it like to live in the nation’s swankiest zip code?The tiny village where rock stars</br> and moguls mingle is marked</br> by odd contrasts
New YorkJul 1, 2016Celebs say ‘See ya’ to Hamptons homesA-listers are putting their properties</br> up for sale or leasing them out</br> for the summer