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Behind the biggest real estate crowdfunding implosion
Johanna Trujillo invested $20,000 in what seemed like a sure thing — a piece of Manhattan real estate. She...
Ex-Navillus CEO found guilty of cheating unions
Robert Durst charged with murder in wife’s disappearance
Bank OZK loan originations reach highest level since 2017
Is Miami’s residential architecture overplayed? No way!: TRD panel at Artefacto
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MLB teams agree to pay for some minor leaguers’ housing
Major League Baseball teams next season will begin putting up some of their minor leaguers. MLB said in a...
Ex-Navillus CEO found guilty of cheating unions
A jury has convicted the former CEO of Navillus, one of the city’s largest construction contractors for his role...
Select Spaces
5 perfect new development homes for you and your dog (or cat)
Few animals represent Manhattan better than a dog traversing the sidewalks in a stroller or a classic bodega cat....
Miami
Is Miami’s residential architecture overplayed? No way!: TRD panel at Artefacto
To break up the glass-and-steel monotony of his next planned condo tower, developer Gil Dezer will be spending extra...
National
Bank OZK loan originations reach highest level since 2017
Bank OZK, one of New York and Miami’s most active construction lenders, saw loan originations reach their highest levels...
National
Real estate powers Blackstone’s best quarter ever
Blackstone reported a blockbuster third-quarter this week — the best in its 36-year history. Earnings more than doubled year-over-year...
National
Single-family rentals soaring in hot housing market
Americans are finding homeownership increasingly out of reach or not worth the commitment, and are instead turning to the...
Tri-State
Crow Holdings, Marcus Partners teaming up for luxury Westchester multifamily
Two developers are teaming up on their first multifamily project in New York, a 450-unit luxury residence in Westchester...
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First we take Manhattan: Inside Reuben Brothers’ NYC shopping spree
Battle of Monmouth: Zell and Sternlicht’s $2B struggle over warehouse REIT
Who is still buying NYC’s rent-stabilized buildings?
How NYC’s top real estate law firms got creative in an unusual year
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Robert Durst charged with murder in wife’s disappearance
Weeks after Robert Durst was convicted of murder and sentenced to life for a 2000 killing, the former real...
National
JLL buys Building Engines for $300M
JLL is building out its proptech capabilities with its acquisition of Building Engines for $300 million. The Boston-based building operations software firm will be tucked into the JLL Technologies umbrella, Business Insider first reported....
Sponsored
GeoData Plus Joins ATTOM
Typically, mergers and acquisitions are shrouded in secrecy, with only the key players knowing what really went on during the negotiations. However, in an effort to remain transparent about how we’re growing as a...
Tri-State
Terreno Realty pays $44M for NJ industrial site
Terreno Realty Corp. paid $44 million for an industrial building in Elizabeth, New Jersey, in the latest move notched...
Madison Realty’s altered plans for SI complex approved
Madison Realty Capital’s project on the St. George waterfront in Staten Island is floating towards fruition. The City Council’s...
Tri-State
Pandemic forces mom-and-pop landlord to sell out
Many multifamily landlords pursue a “buy and hold forever” strategy. But the pandemic has made that untenable for many...
National Issue
The Closing: Ron Dickerman
Ron Dickerman has made quite a career out of coming in second. As the founder of Madison International Realty, which over the past two decades has pumped north of $17 billion into real estate...
Manhattan buyers shun fixer-uppers
Short supply, rising prices and now — uncompromising buyers. The latest trend to emerge from the pandemic is a preference for renovated homes over budget-friendly fixer-uppers among Manhattan buyers, a new report indicates. Real...
National
WeWork stock up on first day, but profitability still fuzzy
Two years after WeWork’s planned IPO imploded in spectacular fashion, the co-working company is now a publicly traded company...