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...
Can AmTrust’s new president make aging office buildings cool?
Bravo pausing “Million Dollar Listing NY” after 9 seasons
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Tri-State
NYC cinema owner racks up Airbnb fines in Montauk
For some city dwellers who long dreamed of owning a Hamptons vacation home but were dissuaded by the expense,...
Criterion sells LIC self-storage for $80M
A few years after Shibber Khan’s Criterion Group first explored selling a Long Island City site on Northern Boulevard, the firm has finally executed a deal. Criterion sold the commercial unit at 31-08 Northern...
Acclaimed restaurateurs claim street-level spot at Tishman Speyer’s Spiral
Tishman Speyer continues to fill out the space in its Spiral, welcoming acclaimed restaurateurs into the fold at its...
Can AmTrust’s new president make aging office buildings cool?
Nobody wants aging office towers — including the people who run them. When Jonathan Bennett arrived at AmTrust Realty...
Los Angeles
The anti-NY strategy: LA transit buys land to stop gentrification
Construction of rail stations often sparks adjacent high-end development and rent increases that price out mom-and-pop operators and low-wage...
Tri-State
East Hampton to buy 28 acres around Lake Montauk
The Town of East Hampton is looking to protect Lake Montauk from further development by purchasing tracts of land...
National Issue
Ben Ashkenazy goes on the offensive
Listening to Ben Ashkenazy’s lawyer, you might think the real estate mogul was living out the plot of “Air Force One.” “The lender has come in like a hijacker and thrown them out of...
Tri-State
Slip slidin’ away: Paul Simon sells New Canaan estate at loss
The sound of silence might have marked the closing as Paul Simon sold his 32-acre Connecticut estate for significantly...
Inside The National issue
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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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Tri-State
Blumenfeld to “de-mall” failing Long Island property
The sun hasn’t set on the Sun Vet Mall just yet. Blumenfeld Development Group signed a 99-year ground lease...
Woolworth Tower apartment featured in “Succession” sells for $20M
A condo that served as a key backdrop in the latest season of HBO’s “Succession” has found a buyer,...
National
Bisnow CEO Will Friend dies at 33
William Friend, a British emigré who lived a life worthy of a Horatio Alger novel, becoming one of the youngest leaders in commercial real estate media, has died. He was 33. Friend, the head...
Bravo pausing “Million Dollar Listing NY” after 9 seasons
The drama and deal-filled run of “Million Dollar Listing New York” has come to an end after nine seasons....
SL Green gets restraining order against HNA at 245 Park Ave
A federal judge has granted SL Green’s request to prohibit an affiliate of HNA Group from dumping assets to...
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Beyond Restoration: Future-Proofing a 15th-Century English Country House
Call it a once-in-a-millennium opportunity. Dinton Hall—a country manor house fewer than 50 miles outside of London and rooted...
American Express tycoon’s 174-year-old townhouse tops BK luxury market
A Brooklyn Heights townhouse topped the borough’s luxury market 174 years after it was built. The priciest of the...
Tri-State
Sale brewing for legendary North Fork coffee shop
Every year, someone writes a “discovering the North Fork” story and Greenport gets a little busier — but no...
Korean heiress buys 212 Fifth pad
A South Korean heiress is the latest notable buyer at 212 Fifth Avenue. Property records indicate that Lee Seo-hyun, the youngest daughter of the late Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee, closed on a three-bedroom,...
Manhattan offices continue struggle as downtown hits new low
Manhattan’s office market continued its struggle into the summer, hovering around record vacancies. Leasing volume fell 3.9 percent in...