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...
Ranking New York’s most active developers
Adellco scores $95M refi for Madison Avenue condo conversion
Fight over Isaac Hager’s Tillary Hotel getting ugly
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Adellco scores $95M refi for Madison Avenue condo conversion
Developers behind the conversion of a historic Upper East Side hotel into a luxury condominium got a major boost...
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How Top Agents Are Embracing StreetEasy Experts to Grow Their Business
When Compass agent Scott Savory joined StreetEasy’s then-new Experts program in October 2019, he wasn’t sure exactly what to...
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Editor’s note: In real estate’s rags-to-riches legends, uniquely American tales
It’s a tale of not-quite-rags to riches, followed by real estate rumbles. In our cover story this month,...
Aby Rosen puts Church Missions House on market
Aby Rosen has put the Church Missions House back on the market. The RFR Realty boss is looking to...
West Village townhouse with $6M price cut snags priciest contract
An Italianate-style townhouse in the West Village traded atop Manhattan’s luxury market last week, despite a $6 million cut...
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Office index plummeting as recession fears grow
Office landlords are struggling under the rise of interest rates and remote work. Things could soon get worse. It’s...
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Ranking New York’s most active developers
New York City sprang back to life in the spring of 2021, and its busiest builders were no exception. In the past year, the city’s 20 most active developers filed plans to build nearly...
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Kitchen Design: What to Consider When It’s Time to Change It Up
For many homeowners, the kitchen is much more than a place to keep and cook food or make the...
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In housing-starved NYC, tens of thousands of affordable apartments sit empty
How LA’s short-term rental stars cater to the rich and famous
Party’s over: Rising interest rates crash CRE’s Covid recovery
Age of empires: Rubie Schron’s Cammeby’s makes national push
Two years after George Floyd’s death, is real estate honoring its pledges?
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Brooklyn DA charges scaffolding company in 2019 incident
A scaffolding firm and one of its foremen are facing charges three years after a construction incident that left...
Landlords bitten by program intended to feed them
When New York’s rent relief program launched early last summer, landlords saw a light at the end of the...
Boutique brokerage LG Fairmont joins Compass
A boutique brokerage joined Compass last month, bringing its 60-person team to the brokerage giant. LG Fairmont is changing...
TRD’s July issue is live for subscribers!
The Real Deal’s July 2022 issue is live for subscribers and slated to hit your doorstep soon. This month, we have a plethora of profiles perfect for beach reading — six of them, to...
Fight over Isaac Hager’s Tillary Hotel getting ugly
Isaac Hager’s Cornell Realty is desperately seeking to keep the Tillary Hotel out of its lenders’ hands. Hager put...
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The benefits and costs of “good cause” eviction
As the push for “good cause eviction” comes to a head in New York’s state legislature, the bill starts...
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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...
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Will this rise be followed by a fall?
What goes up must come down, so the proverb goes. If that’s the case with New York’s real estate market, experts are wondering whether the recent residential sales revival is only a brief pause...
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Proptech unicorn Pacaso’s meteoric rise — and fallout
Good fences make good neighbors — unless your neighbor is an LLC and their house is a party palace....
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A condo boom that doesn’t add up
TRD Special Report: You’ve heard the tale a dozen times before: From 2012 to 2014, Manhattan’s luxury condominium market was on fire. Buyers couldn’t get enough of new development product, and brokers were selling,...