Hospitality companies target rival properties
Hospitality companies are contending with a drop in new hotel construction by poaching independent and rival properties for their...
J-51 reboot ignores landlords’ complaints
No, really, New Yorkers came back: Unraveling Curbed’s rent conspiracy
Neumann reveals his vision for Flow renters to “feel ownership”
City sues East Village landlords over illegal smoke shops
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Opportunities abound in New York City real estate, say lawyers at Greenberg Traurig
As the New York real estate market continues to adjust to post-pandemic consumer demands, inflation, and general economic uncertainty,...
Ranking the brokerages that rule NYC’s suburbs
The Tristate housing market has cooled off in recent months in the harsh winds of interest rate hikes and...
Columbia Property Trust takes haircut on 149 Madison
Columbia Property Trust is taking a haircut on one of its Manhattan office buildings. The REIT sold the 12-floor,...
Cardboard magnate sells Carhart Mansion duplex for $20M
Cardboard magnate Dennis Mehiel and his wife Karen are out at the Carhart Mansion. The couple sold their duplex...
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Fairfield adds to Long Island portfolio with $60M purchase
Long Island’s largest multifamily landlord continues to grow. Fairfield Properties bought a portfolio of five rental complexes in Suffolk...
Life after Naftali: Sigoura breaks out with UES project
It’s been seven years since Victor Sigoura ditched Miki Naftali for a chance to make it on his own....
Ampiera Group plans 85K sf resi project in Sunnyside
Alex Lau’s Ampiera Group is set to deliver dozens of units to Queens’ Sunnyside neighborhood. The developer filed plans...
Might as well be dead? J-51 reboot may not be enough
A property tax break could come back from the dead, but its revived form may scare off landlords. The...
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From California to New York, YIMBYism is going mainstream
Soaring costs and slowing demand complicate South Florida condo projects
Survivors of the proptech apocalypse share lessons learned
Multifamily player Tides Equities faces $6.5B dilemma in the Sun Belt
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Do You Have the Right Broker to Navigate Today’s Increasingly Complex Real Estate Market? What to Look For To Give You an Advantage
It’s no secret that today’s ever-fluctuating housing market is challenging and can be overwhelming for both buyers and sellers. Is it still a good...
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Lawsuit alleges Signature Bank aided FTX fraud
Days after FTX’s spectacular collapse, Signature Bank was doing damage control, trying to play down its exposure to the...
No, really, New Yorkers came back: Unraveling Curbed’s rent conspiracy
What if the staggering rent growth in New York City over the past two years was not from tenants...
Neumann reveals his vision for Flow renters to “feel ownership”
Adam Neumann bills his comeback real estate venture, Flow, as a chance to turn traditional apartment living into a...
City sues East Village landlords over illegal smoke shops
Unlicensed marijuana retailers have proliferated across the city for months as retail landlords and their tenants cashed in on...
New condos cool in Brooklyn, but hold steady in Manhattan
New York City’s new condos — the vanguard of build, style and price — are finding their footing. The number...
L&L, BlackRock sign law firm to renewal, expansion at 600 Third Ave
L&L Holdings and BlackRock’s Murray Hill office tower just got a major vote of confidence from its top tenant....
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Inside Miami’s Most Exclusive New Development: 1428 Brickell
The Real Deal found broker and luxury condo specialist Arno de Vos at the booth for The Residences at 1428 Brickell,...
Brooklyn luxury market ends January with a whimper
Brooklyn’s luxury market left January on a low note. The borough saw just nine contracts signed last week between...