On Long Island, home prices jump in June
Home prices rose last month on Long Island as the number of pending home sales dipped and inventory has continued to rise. The median closed sale price climbed to $405,125 in Suffolk County, up...
Locals had a dark nickname for Jeffrey Epstein’s Caribbean island 
Jeffrey Epstein and Little St. James Island (Credit: Getty Images; Little St. James via Navin75/Flickr)
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Prologis in talks for giant warehouse portfolio, after Blackstone’s monster deal
Prologis is in advanced talks to acquire a $4 billion warehouse portfolio, a month after getting outbid by Blackstone...
Jeffrey Epstein will stay in jail for now as judge postpones decision on bail
Financier Jeffrey Epstein will have to sit in jail until later this week to find out if he can...
This Westchester development site just hit the market seeking nearly $30M
A limited liability company has hired Paul Massey’s B6 Real Estate Advisors to market a commercial building and a...
These real estate execs are donating big this campaign season
As the campaign season heats up, a preliminary list of second-quarter Federal Election Commission contributions reveal a number of...
Hispanic buyers prop up U.S. housing market
A sluggish housing market is receiving a much needed jolt from Hispanic first-time home buyers. The homeownership rate for Hispanics grew more during the past several years than for any other race or ethnic...
NYC’s top rent-stabilized apartment owners
With Albany rendering rent-regulated apartments radioactive in New York, The Real Deal ranked the players who own the most...
Fort Greene townhouse tops Brooklyn luxury sales last week
A restored 1850s townhouse in Fort Greene topped Brooklyn’s luxury residential sales last week. The six-bedroom property, which asked...
Harry Macklowe’s brother Lloyd has sold his Fifth Avenue co-op for $5M
Art world power couple Lloyd and Barbara Macklowe have sold their Fifth Avenue co-op, according to property records. The...
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Locals had a dark nickname for Jeffrey Epstein’s Caribbean island
Jeffrey Epstein liked to call his Caribbean island of Little St. James Little St. Jeff’s. Locals gave it another,...
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Brookfield’s Staten Island Mall anchor tenant, Sears, is closing up shop
Sears’ well-publicized struggles have reached Staten Island. The famed retailer served as an anchor tenant at the Staten Island...
Not a single Manhattan resi property above $10M went into contract last week
Manhattan’s luxury market once again saw only nine contracts signed last week, this time for a total of $51.25...
Con Ed still searching for answers in Manhattan blackout
The cause of Saturday’s Manhattan blackout is still up in the air. Engineers examined power equipment on Sunday to...
These are the most notable luxe residential sales around NYC this week
Some pretty luxe residential deals have popped up in New York City’s property records over the past couple of...
How Anna Karlin designed the interiors of Extell’s One Manhattan Square
When Anna Karlin set out to design the interiors of Extell Development’s One Manhattan Square, she immediately dove into...
Real estate’s rent law reckoning: Who’s getting hit hardest, and who’s escaping New York?
Before climbing into bed on June 11, Robert Nelson found himself bracing for a “horror show.” The leaders of the state Senate and Assembly...
Go big or go home? Why small hotel development in NYC may be a thing of
the past
The M1 Hotel Text Amendment adopted by City Council last December, which requires a special permit for the construction...
7 Tips to Beat the Co-Op Board
You’ve finally found the home of your dreams. Now, the one thing that stands between you and your perfect apartment: the co-op board. Though a co-op board interview can be intimidating, use these simple...
TSX Broadway to Revolutionize Times Square Entertainment and Advertising
Entertainment, bright lights, and life-sized video are nothing new to Times Square. According to Gotham: A History of New...
4 Trends You Should Consider for Your Next Multifamily Investment
Today’s renters are more discerning than ever. Environmentally conscious millennials, GenXers who need flexible space with room for multiple...
Leasing risk takes center stage as change sweeps the real estate industry
Innovating to Meet Uncertainty Rent reform just passed in New York, prompting headlines of “Market Reckoning,” threats of...
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