Order your copy now: “The New Kings of New York” has arrived
In New York, real estate is a blood sport, rife with billion-dollar feuds. Behind every eye-popping apartment sale and...
At REBNY gala, Hochul pledges to “support” real estate
Yelp shuttering NYC, Chicago offices after eyeing subleases for remote
To automate or customize? Brokerages split on social media ad formulas
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PHOTOS: 2022 REBNY Gala
Peloton resorts to sublease at Hudson Commons
As Peloton gasps for air after a pandemic-fueled sprint, the fitness-media company is looking to sublease some of its...
What can Tom Suozzi do for real estate?
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi isn’t new to business or to politics. The congressman from New York’s 3rd district is a CPA, an attorney, a former county executive and served four terms as mayor of...
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Can House MD Solve Your Company’s Healthcare Challenges? How its Innovative Model is Changing the Industry
While companies are committed to providing the perks and benefits that will lure employees back to the office, they often overlook one critical element...
At REBNY gala, Hochul pledges to “support” real estate
Just five days before the primary election, Gov. Kathy Hochul told a room full of schmoozing real estate professionals...
Times Square Old Navy to reopen after losing rent fight
Shoppers will be able to return to a Times Square Old Navy store after waging a legal battle over...
National
Construction tech startups Alice, Join score new commitments
Technology investors’ appetite for risk may be dwindling, but their interest in the construction tech niche seems to be...
To automate or customize? Brokerages split on social media ad formulas
Douglas Elliman recently jumped into adtech with the debut of AdPro, its in-house social media advertising platform. The tool,...
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Deans of design: Ranking New York’s busiest architecture firms
Rob Speyer on the long arc of megadevelopment, New York’s renaissance and proptech bets
Sister act: How CBRE’s Darla Longo and Barbara Perrier became an industrial force
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Yelp shuttering NYC, Chicago offices after eyeing subleases for remote
After two years of indecision over what to do with redundant office space, one major tech company has made...
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5 Tips for Personalizing Your Space
If you’ve just taken the plunge into purchasing your first home, you may be looking at a lot of empty space you have complete control over for the first time in a while. Or,...
Tri-State
On the dock-et: Shelter Island inn owner sues town
Aandrea Carter may be the new kid on the dock, but she isn’t letting Shelter Island dismantle her dreams....
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TRD Pro: Ranking Brooklyn, Queens condo pipeline hotspots
Brooklyn and Queens have more than 22,000 condo units in the pipeline, and nearly half are coming to 10 neighborhoods
Texas Issue
On the front lines in Texas’ Ranch wars
When Covid arrived in March of 2020, third-generation Texas ranch broker Sam Middleton thought it meant a few weeks out of the office. Then reality hit. A letter arrived from a buyer who was...
Carl Icahn goes to war against Rialto, CMBS servicers
Activist investor Carl Icahn has a new target — one that has long pestered short sellers and property owners:...
National
Brookfield hotel REIT sues insurers for denying pandemic claims
Hospitality Investors Trust, a hotel investor bankrupted by the pandemic and taken over by Brookfield Property Group, is taking...
Tri-State
Tri-state deal roundup: King Kullen loses ground, Modell’s cavities filled
The tri-state area’s latest commercial activity includes a slew of retail and office leases, shopping center sales and development...
Former Barney’s chair relists Manhattan penthouse with $7.5M price cut
Former hedge fund manager Richard Perry is on his second try to sell his penthouse at 1 Sutton Place...
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Home-flipping hits 22-year high, but profits narrow
Home flippers are making more deals than ever. But they are making less money on each one. Nearly 115,000...