Foot traffic remains low in prime Manhattan neighborhoods
Foot traffic in Manhattan’s most visited business districts has dropped off significantly since the pandemic began, putting a strain...
Why Compass is going public — and the obstacles it faces
WeWork and Co’s woes add to rising shadow office inventory
Crown Heights renters protest New York’s “worst landlord”
Judge upholds city laws protecting non-paying businesses
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WeWork and Co’s woes add to rising shadow office inventory
Manhattan’s office availability rate climbed to 14.3 percent at the end of October, but the figure could be several...
National
Offices remain empty, and big cities are feeling the crunch
Companies’ hopes of bringing workers back to offices have been dashed as confirmed Covid-19 cases spike throughout the U.S....
Crown Heights renters protest New York’s “worst landlord”
More than a dozen residents of a four-story building in Crown Heights are protesting New York’s so-called worst landlord...
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Tracking smart money: renowned Miami dealmaker bets on speedy real estate recovery
Kevin O’Grady, the longtime Miami-based real estate dealmaker and investment banker, is dismissive of all the doomsayers who say...
National
Why Compass is going public now — and the obstacles it faces
Compass stepped closer to an IPO last week by tapping Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as underwriters. But the...
Manhattan investment sales show vital signs again
After going quiet at the onset of the pandemic, the investment sales market in Manhattan is showing signs of...
Judge upholds city laws protecting non-paying businesses
A federal judge swept away a legal challenge to a package of bills designed to protect retail tenants during...
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The Closing: Spencer Rascoff
Spencer Rascoff built the most consequential residential tech startup of a generation. As co-founder and former CEO of Zillow, he pioneered consumer access to home listings and price information, making his firm a platform...
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The inside story of 220 Central Park South, the world’s most profitable condo
The Trump Reorganization: What’s next for the president’s firm?
A challenge of biblical proportions: Developers brace for disaster
Law in order: Ranking New York’s legal power players
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Bad year: 1 in 5 units at Gehry skyscraper goes vacant
More than 200 renters have packed their bags and moved out of the tallest residential skyscraper in Manhattan this...
National
FTC sues to stop CoStar’s $585M RentPath buy
UPDATED: Dec. 1, 11:30 a.m.: Federal regulators are looking to block CoStar’s $588 million purchase of troubled rental listing...
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Law in order: Ranking New York’s legal power players
UPDATED, Nov. 24, 1:45 p.m.: When the pandemic hit in March, affordable housing investment firm Yes Communities was negotiating...
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Ryan Seacrest reaches for stars with $85M Beverly Hills listing
This…is a big listing. “American Idol” host Ryan Seacrest has put his Beverly Hills home on the market for...
Banana Republic to close Upper East Side store
Banana Republic is closing its store at 1529 3rd Avenue, a new filing indicates. The retailer filed a notice...
Los Angeles
David Geffen sells “Billionaires Row” dev site for $34M
Billionaire entertainment mogul David Geffen sold a development site in Beverly Hills for $33.8 million, more than a year...
Brooklyn sees $49M in luxury contracts signed during holiday week
Thanksgiving week yielded 15 deals for Brooklyn’s luxury market. The contracts inked last week for properties asking $2 million...
Argentinian firm revealed as buyer of Related’s One Union Square
Argentinian firm Raghsa has been revealed as the buyer of the Related Companies’ One Union Square South. The Buenos...
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Pending home sales fall again as prices continue to rise
In another indication of a potential slowdown in the country’s hot housing market, an index tracking pending home sales...