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SL Green Realty recently made headlines with a blockbuster bid for One Worldwide Plaza, but another big investment rarely received attention. The real estate investment trust bought up around $250 million worth of its own shares in the second quarter and could end up...

Long Island landlord Michael Rubin picked up an eight-building Bronx-centric multifamily package for $35 million, sources told The Real Deal. It’s the third time the properties have traded in...

According to this week’s market reports, Tribeca’s outrageous median sales price is only getting bigger, while office sales prices in Manhattan crossed the $1,000 per square foot benchmark for...

The Brooklyn investment-sales market remained sluggish during the first six months of 2017, continuing the trend from last year. The borough saw 570 transactions during the first half of...

Development in Brooklyn has seemed like an unstoppable force over the past few years, washing over neighborhoods and leaving behind a trail of luxury apartments and vegan-friendly restaurants in its wake. As the boom has crept farther away from the waterfront and deeper into...

From the July issue: Real estate pros share picks for books on “Casablanca,” the inspiration for “Seinfeld,“ and the life of Einstein.

From LLNYC: Why have one combo unit in the Beresford when you can have two? Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman has just bought himself yet another apartment at his favorite...

UPDATED, July 20, 3:15 p.m.: The Blackstone Group plans to focus more of its fundraising on long-term investment funds, the firm said during an earnings call Thursday. “We love...

In an Wednesday interview with the New York Times, President Trump said that if special counsel Robert Muller started probing Trump’s personal business dealings in his ongoing investigation of Russian interference in last year’s presidential election, he would be crossing a red line. Consider...

The City Council’s Committee on Land Use is set to vote next week on the proposal to rezone 78 blocks in Midtown East, which is projected to create 6.5...

S. Jhoanna Robledo, a fixture in New York City real estate and the editor-in-chief of Brick Underground, died on Wednesday. Jhoanna was always wonderful to work with and a true bright spot in our industry. She will be missed. https://t.co/7l0i0hSujv — Brown Harris Stevens...

Aby Rosen‘s RFR Realty refinanced the once troubled 90 Fifth Avenue office building with $105 million in loans from the Goldman Sachs Mortgage Trust, documents filed with the city...

From LLNYC: Is it any wonder that a beauty expert would have an absolutely beautiful apartment? Makeup artist and entrepreneur Laura Mercier, founder of — you guessed it — Laura...

Real estate investment trusts have been reluctant to build in recent years, a caution that helped prop up property values and extended the market cycle, according to a new...

Some contractors argue that a construction safety bill could make it difficult for companies to hire local workers. The central issue is training: If workers are required to undergo...

From the Los Angeles summer issue: It’s a tough time to be a renter in Los Angeles. Then again, it’s a tough time to be a landlord, too. L.A.’s multifamily market is hotter than ever, particularly in the neighborhoods surrounding Downtown. But due in...

Private equity bigwig Ralph Rosenberg thinks prices for London’s core commercial and residential properties could fall by 5 to 10 percent following the Brexit vote. The real estate head...

A Brooklyn landlord is suing the city over a $15,000 fine for putting a Shepard Fairey mural on her building’s wall. The landlord, Jean Sausa, hired Fairey, who is...

UPDATED, July 20, 12:28 p.m.: StreetEasy’s decision to charge for rental listings set off the five stages of agent grief. “We CANNOT allow this extortion to continue,” one enraged...