Pols take aim at private equity with new plan to tax mezz debt
A new bill seeks to raise money for public housing while bringing more transparency to the world of mezzanine...
Reflection, resentment and some remorse: Real estate’s mood at the REBNY gala
$24K in rent set in motion the fatal 2015 East Village blast. Prison now looms for the landlord and contractors
Knotel lays off up to a third of its New York-focused staff: sources
Steve Gold loses exclusive at record-setting Harlem project
Barneys’ lights still on, but workers left in dark
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Opportunity Zone investigation won’t derail developer investment, experts say
The Treasury Department’s investigation into the Opportunity Zones program will weed out the bad apples but won’t derail the...
Reflection, resentment and some remorse: Real estate’s mood at the REBNY gala
You almost had to feel sorry for the ushers wielding chimes and dimming the lights. At the Real Estate...
Broadway Stages plans another LIC film studio
Broadway Stages is bringing another movie production studio to Long Island City. The film and TV production company plans...
$24K in rent set in motion the fatal 2015 East Village blast. Prison now looms for the landlord and contractors
Nearly five years after a gas explosion in the East Village killed two people and injured 20, the landlord and two contractors have received...
Condo lender Bank OZK reports lower profits in Q4
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Politico shows and no-shows: What public officials attended the REBNY gala?
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Abraham Fructhandler’s FBE buys South Brooklyn sites for $58M
Abraham Fructhandler’s FBE Limited has purchased five properties along the South Brooklyn waterfront in Gravesend for $57.5 million. The...
The Real Deal celebrates 250 issues
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Steve Gold loses exclusive at record-setting Harlem project
In move fit for a plotline on “Million Dollar Listing New York,” Compass swooped in on one of the...
Sunset Park Community Board divided on Industry City
The Sunset Park community board reached an impasse on the Industry City rezoning after a lengthy meeting Wednesday night....
Barneys’ lights still on, but workers left in dark
As Barneys rushes to liquidate its assets, the fate of its employees is uncertain. And they are not happy...
Knotel lays off up to a third of its New York-focused staff: sources
UPDATED, 11:39 a.m.: Knotel laid off as much as a third of its New York market-focused staff, as the...
Charney Construction & Development branches out
UPDATED, Jan. 17, 2020, 4:49 p.m.: Charney Construction and Development is reinventing itself. The firm, led by Sam Charney,...
Mark your calendars: These are NYC’s top real estate events next week
Next week brings two more real estate events. Host: ULI New York Date: Jan. 22 Time: 7:30 a.m. to...
Cuomo rakes in real estate cash — but not from LLCs
The real estate industry might not be particularly happy with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, but he is still the top...
Savanna sells Soho office building for $103M to Tokyo-based firm
Savanna has parted with a Soho office-retail building, selling the asset for more than $103 million to a Japanese...
Why Ryan Serhant sent $10,000 “cash” to clients
Was it a joke, or for real? That question made the rounds in broker circles after photos posted on...
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...