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New development condo report Brooklyn • Inventory contracted as developers filed fewer units than were purchased • Developers filed 15 plans with 90 units...
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Thor Equities loses 545 Madison Avenue
Joe Sitt has officially left the building. Sitt’s Thor Equities was evicted from its ground lease at 545 Madison Avenue earlier this week, Crain’s reported. Marx Realty, owner of the land underneath the building,...
Legislation introduced to protect tenants in ‘keyless’ buildings, Compass pushes back against WeWork comparison: Daily digest
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Ben Carson on how Opportunity Zones are unlike red and black ants: TRD Miami Showcase & Forum
When talking about federal Opportunity Zones, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson said you need to understand ants. And use them as...
32BJ expects fight with real estate industry over contract renewal
The union that represents office cleaners is gearing up for a fight with the real estate industry over its...
South Florida developers riff on the shift from condos to rentals: TRD Miami Showcase & Forum
The cyclical nature of Miami’s condo market has many developers shifting toward rentals – but not Michael Shvo. The New York developer, who is...
Gary Barnett assembling Columbus Circle development site
Gary Barnett, in the midst of a showdown with Upper West Siders over a condo tower he is building,...
The Chicago condo deconversion craze is dying
Essex Realty’s Steven Livaditis may have been the last broker in Chicago to close a condo deconversion deal during...
At $225M, Bel Air’s Casa Encantada becomes America’s priciest listing
UPDATED, 2:55 p.m., Oct. 17: The last two times that Bel Air’s massive Casa Encantada sold — in 1979...
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Like WeWork, Compass touts tech and culture. Are the companies different?
At 10:26 a.m. on Oct. 9 — nine days after WeWork shelved plans for an IPO — Compass CFO...
Marriott buys Union Square W Hotel
Marriott International has purchased the Union Square W Hotel and plans to overhaul the century-old property, the company announced Thursday. The seller was Westbrook Partners, which bought the hotel at 201 Park Avenue South...
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City, state trade blame for NYC’s “broken” property tax system
Bickering by the de Blasio and Cuomo administrations over who’s responsible for New York City’s “broken” property tax system...
Here’s what the $10M-$30M investment sales market looked like last week
In the two New York City mid-market investment sales made public last week, AB Capstone picked up two Long...
How much are NYC hotels hurting?
During a recent earnings call, Starwood Property Trust CEO Barry Sternlicht broached a touchy topic in the real estate world: the possibility of a recession. The head of the $56 billion real estate investment...
Home foreclosures dropped nearly 20% in Q3, report shows
UPDATED, 8:36 a.m.: There is growing unease about an impending recession, but at least one economic indicator isn’t pointing...
Columbia acquiring Normandy for $100M in New York real estate’s latest megamerger
Columbia Property Trust is buying Normandy Real Estate Management in a deal worth about $100 million, Columbia announced on...
WeWork abandons Seattle co-living plan, Barneys bidding begins: Daily digest
Every day, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page in real...
TWA Hotel Takes Off at JFK Airport
The Eero Saarinen–designed TWA Flight Center at JFK reclaims its neo-futuristic glory—and opens to guests. Whether or not you were alive for the dawning of the Jet Age, you’ll recognize its soaring architecture, mod shapes, and saturated...
New Assets on the Block: Looking at the New Office Inventory Scheduled for Delivery in Manhattan
Picture the city of Detroit with its 24.52 million square feet of office space. Now picture dropping that 24.52 million square feet right into...
Dynamic Star Appoints Meridian Capital Group to Obtain Equity and Debt for $3.5 Billion Historic Development Along Harlem River in the Bronx, NY
The multi-phased development, Fordham Landing, will bring waterfront access to the area and will feature a revamped Metro North station, office space, residential units,...
Foreign Investment in Certain U.S. Real Estate May Require Government Approval
Foreign investment in U.S. commercial real estate has been robust over the last few years and looks to continue...
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