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Trinity Real Estate bought Tishman Speyer’s leasehold on the office building at 375 Hudson Street for an undisclosed amount, sources told The Real Deal. The church, which already owns...

Kamber Management agreed to buy three Upper West Side parking garages from an unnamed European trust for $50 million. The garages at 80, 100-120 and 220-240 Riverside Boulevard are...

Icon Realty Management is being investigated by a joint state-city task force focused on preventing tenant harassment, The Real Deal has learned. The task force has been looking into...

Jehovah’s Witnesses just keep on selling. The religious organization has parted ways with another of its Brooklyn properties. This one, located at 119 Columbia Heights, went to Hawkins Way...

The Regional Planning Association has pitched two major transit projects aimed at coping with an influx of commuters and the city’s aging infrastructure. The think tank recommended creating another...

  Developer takes plea deal for Sag Harbor crash that killed an Elliman broker  Sean Ludwick could get up to nine years in prison after he pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide, leaving the...

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Landmarks Preservation Commission shot down an effort by elected officials and preservationists to landmark a building in NoMad that Cottonwood Management plans to tear down and replace with a...

The Real Deal is gearing up for our most exciting U.S. Real Estate Showcase and Forum yet — and some of the industry’s biggest names are joining us for the...

A month ago, TRData launched a new data service allowing readers of The Real Deal to download invaluable information about New York City real estate. So far we’ve released packages...

UPDATED, 3:14 p.m. August 16: The tallest building coming to Williamsburg (that isn’t on the waterfront) just got $35.5 million in financing. The 19-story, 230-foot tall project, which comes from...

Some Manhattan brokers are including square footage that doesn’t actually exist in townhouse listings, in order to make the homes seem bigger, according to a recent analysis. StreetEasy ran...

President Donald Trump’s lawyer, Jay Sekulow, told The New Yorker this week that the president’s legal team would consider it out of bounds for special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate...

New York’s rising housing costs are hitting the poorest families the hardest, according to a new StreetEasy study. Median rents increased 3.9 percent since 2010 but median wages only...

Netflix is coming to Chelsea this fall, after signing a lease for its first office in New York City. The Silicon Valley-based streaming giant inked a deal to sublease...

The Bronx has been touted as New York’s next hot real estate market for years now and saw $3.3 billion worth of investment last year alone thanks to major...

Developer Sean Ludwick was wobbling next to his 2013 Porsche, eyes bloodshot and glassy, his breath thick with booze when officers say they found him. Alerted by neighbors shortly...

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Housing starts across the United States fell last month, a slowdown that was driven by a drop in apartment construction, according to data released by the U.S. Commerce Department. Residential starts declined almost 5 percent to an annualized rate of 1.16, Bloomberg reported. Starts...

Taconic Investment Partners and Silverstein Properties are spending $20 million to turn the former industrial building 619 West 54th Street into a life sciences center. The landlords hope the...