Richard Leibovitch wants $10M more for the 220 Central Park South home he bought a year ago
What might end up being the first resale at the Billionaires’ Row tower 220 Central Park South is up for grabs — and the...
Raphael Toledano’s “ghostly” East Village portfolio
TF Cornerstone pays $140M for Williamsburg multifamily building
Cuomo spares real estate in plan to close $6B budget gap
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Overzealous investigators went too far in pursuit of Brooklyn landlord, appellate court rules
A Brooklyn landlord who served 20 days in jail after pleading guilty to mortgage fraud has successfully had his conviction overturned. Daniel Melamed won...
US is short nearly 4M new homes: report
The housing shortage in the U.S. is deepening despite strong demand, and a new report found that builders must construct nearly four million new homes to catch up. Almost 9.8 million households were formed...
Cuomo spares real estate in plan to close $6B budget gap
New York is facing a $6.1 billion budget deficit, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo said new revenue streams — for...
Meryl Streep parts with Tribeca PH for $15.8M
Oscar-winner Meryl Streep has sold her Tribeca penthouse for $15.8 million. Located at River Lofts, a private condominium popular...
TF Cornerstone pays $140M for Williamsburg multifamily building
TF Cornerstone has purchased a Brooklyn apartment building for $137.75 million — more than $30 million less than the...
Raphael Toledano’s “ghostly” East Village portfolio
Nearly half of Raphael Toledano’s East Village portfolio is sitting vacant — mired in bankruptcy proceedings with lender Madison...
Brooklyn Heights townhouse is priciest Brooklyn contract
A tony townhouse in Brooklyn Heights was the priciest residential deal to go into contract in Brooklyn last week....
Data Alert! Manhattan condo inventory through November 2019
New development condo report Manhattan • Inventory contracted as developers filed fewer units than were purchased • Developers filed...
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“We are still in it”: Softbank still believes in WeWork’s core business
After committing a $9.5 billion rescue package for WeWork and shaking up the firm’s management, SoftBank still believes in...
Real estate fundraising hits lowest level since 2013
As high-yielding real estate deals become harder to come by, institutional investors are starting to become more selective —...
Brooklyn i-sales see biggest drop since financial crisis
Brooklyn’s multifamily-heavy investment sales market had a tough year in 2019, thanks to new rent laws and new development....
John Catsimatidis on why he should be mayor
John Catsimatidis ran for mayor once, and he might just do it again. In an interview, the Red Apple Group CEO lamented the current state of affairs that have some folks wanting to leave...
Inside Related’s growing reach beyond real estate
It was the spring of 2014 when the Related Companies’ president, Bruce Beal, realized he had a façade problem....
Brexits and Bubbles: How investors view Europe’s shaky real estate market
For the first time in three years, foreign investors poured more money into U.S. real estate assets than European...
PHOTOS: Inside Zaha Hadid’s Miami tower
The developers of One Thousand Museum, the first and last residential building designed by starchitect Zaha Hadid in the western hemisphere, unveiled photos of the tower. Since the 62-story, 84-unit tower in downtown Miami...
Lawsuits, liens pile up for developer of stalled Chelsea project
After entering the New York market with a bang in 2013, Italy-based construction firm Impresa Pizzarotti has become entangled...
Jim Whelan talks “playing defense”
Jim Whelan became the face of the Real Estate Board of New York at an especially brutal time for the industry. He took over for John Banks just a month after the state passed...
My Neighborhood: Westchester—The Sporting Life
Popular sportscaster Bruce Beck’s life in Westchester revolves around family, work, and, of course, sports. “I get to take advantage of all...
More transparency in RE development, with Alex Elkin from Eastbound
Alex Elkin, founder and owner of Eastbound Construction, has been working in Real Estate Development & construction for over...
Using Rooftop Solar to Offset Local Law 97
Local Law 97 affects a large majority of real estate in New York City, including 50,000 existing properties. For affected commercial and industrial buildings, solar installations now can help reduce the possibility of future...