Eric Adams critiques DOB, wants to roll out “red carpet” for development
Eric Adams knows his audience. “What oil is to Texas, real estate is to New York,” the mayor told...
Top resi execs talk brand building, tech and politics at TRD NYC
George Comfort & Sons inks 62K sf tenant in Midtown
Old-guard landlords cash out in Manhattan, Bronx multifamily deals
Compass aims to grow its North Fork agent count fivefold
Where have home values grown more, suburbs or cities? The answer may surprise you
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Top resi execs talk brand building, tech and politics at TRD NYC event
Brown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman is no fan of the wave of real estate reality TV shows that...
Tri-State
Southampton Village allows owners to collect summer’s rent upfront
Another Hamptons locale has passed a rental registry law ahead of the summer season. Southampton Village adopted its law...
Rabsky Group scores $92M loan for big Gowanus project
Simon Dushinsky and Isaac Rabinowitz’s Rabsky Group scored a $92 million construction loan for a large mixed-use project in...
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How Greenberg Traurig is Transforming the South Florida Skyline
When you gaze at the Miami skyline, you’re seeing the contributions of Greenberg Traurig LLP, an international law firm...
George Comfort & Sons inks 62K sf tenant in Midtown
George Comfort & Sons has got the goods at its newly renovated office building in the Theater District, signing...
Tri-State
Destructive tenants driving upstate landlords to despair
Upstate landlords are fed up with tenants wrecking their rentals and getting away with it. Landlords and property managers...
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Where have home values grown more, suburbs or cities? The answer may surprise you
First, let’s get one myth out of the way: Home prices did not rise faster in the suburbs than...
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First-of-its-Kind Portfolio of Newly Reconstructed Multifamily Rental Buildings to Hit the Market
In 2017, as renter appetite began to change across the city and the regulatory landscape amassed new challenges for the residential market, Highpoint Property...
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Battle of the builders: Ranking New York’s top general contractors
How a White Plains judge became a favorite refuge for NYC developers
The fall and rise of Marc Roberts, Miami nightclub and condo impresario
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NY Public Library leases 41k sf for Midtown offices
The New York Public Library isn’t taking a page from the rest of Manhattan’s beleaguered office market, instead signing...
Old-guard landlords cash out in Manhattan, Bronx multifamily deals
Multifamily deals in Manhattan and the Bronx highlighted an otherwise slow week for mid-market investment sales as a handful...
Tri-State
Compass aims to grow its North Fork agent count fivefold
Compass is planning an aggressive expansion on the North Fork as the market becomes increasingly like an extension of...
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Battle of the builders: Ranking New York’s top general contractors
Building is back. Amidst war, disease and economic uncertainty, New York’s skyline is growing, and the contractors who hoist...
Los Angeles
Ben Shaoul plans 376-unit complex near L.A.’s Chinatown
A high-profile New York landlord has bigger plans for a multifamily project near Downtown Los Angeles. Ben Shaoul is...
Landlords called it: Vacancy rate jumps, rent-stabilization stays
When Gov. Kathy Hochul extended the deadline to complete the 2021 Housing and Vacancy Survey, landlords decried the move....
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Brooklyn workers are getting a new boutique solution to the work-from-home blues.
Cocoon Coworking, a new luxury co-working space opened at 49 Wyckoff Ave. near the Jefferson St. L-train stop in...
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Tri-state deal roundup: Multifamily, industrial still hot
In a world of rising apartment and warehouse rents, it is not hard to find investors for multifamily and...
Miami
Developer Alex Sapir’s wife files for divorce, citing a “loveless” marriage
UPDATED, May 18, 1:26 p.m.: After nearly 12 years of marriage, another real estate couple is heading for divorce....