Why Gary Barnett is selling Central Park Tower at 25% off
New York City’s priciest condominium project is proving to be a lot less expensive than advertised. Since closings began...
Upstate owners silent as good cause eviction gains
Chetrit’s Queens industrial loft signs warehouse startup for 90K sf
This $2.4M virtual land deal is largest ever for digital real estate
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What 3 big mall bankruptcies say about the state of retail
In “Mallrats” — the quintessential movie about ’90s mall culture — a character is driven mad trying to find...
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How Crescent Heights developer Russell Galbut plans to remake South Florida
When Miamians and tourists drive eastbound on the MacArthur Causeway, past Star, Palm and Hibiscus islands, past the cruise...
National Issue Archive
How San Francisco’s king of quirk moves hard-to-sell homes with style
With over 20 years as a Bay Area real estate agent, Herman Chan has had his share of cookie-cutter,...
Office landlords profess optimism despite dip in occupancy
The onset of the pandemic last year left office landlords’ portfolios mostly empty, but their bottom lines largely unaffected....
San Francisco Issue Archive
Let’s make a deal: SF’s small landlords confront lost rent and vacancies
It was the summer of 2020 and Mark Henderson, the owner of three six-unit, rent-controlled San Francisco apartment buildings,...
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Mohamed Hadid on his doomed masterpiece
In November, a judge ordered Mohamed Hadid to destroy a 30,000-square-foot Bel Air mansion that the developer has kind of built. The extraordinary order from Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan echoed...
Goodbye BQE? How infrastructure bill boosts real estate
With a massive infrastructure allowance coming to New York, decision-makers are eyeing ways to transform the city’s transportation systems,...
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“Brace yourselves”: Residential agents prepare for return of foreign buyers
The gates are opening, and residential agents in major U.S. markets such as New York and Miami are preparing...
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An insider’s guide to real estate syndication
TRD Special Report:When the equity for what would become New York City’s tallest residential skyscraper came together, it looked...
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How an unheralded developer survived NYC’s fraught rezoning process
Two weeks before the New York City Council was to vote on an upzoning to let Tom Li turn...
Los Angeles Archive Archive
Broken homes: The anatomy of a divorce, told through luxury real estate
A just-divorced woman returned one day late last year to her palatial Los Angeles home to find it reeking...
Rent control rocks Midwest landlords. Is New York state next?
The Twin Cities made history Tuesday as the first in the Midwest to enact rent control. In St. Paul,...
Chicago Archive Archive
“No man’s land”: How Trump Tower became Chicago retail’s biggest failure
About a year before the 2005 groundbreaking for Trump International Hotel & Tower, Trump Organization executive Charles Reiss met...
5 enviable abodes on the Upper East Side
From “I Love Lucy” and “The Jeffersons” to “Gossip Girl,” the Upper East Side has long found a home on TV screens as the setting of choice for New Yorkers who have made it....
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Battle royale over East Hampton Airport rages on
East Hamptonites are at odds with each other over the fate of the town’s eponymous airport. The town for...
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Rents in New York and South Florida metros surged more than 30%, led nationwide rise
Average monthly rents rose by 13 percent since last year, with the bulk of the price surges recorded in...
Chetrit’s Queens industrial loft signs warehouse startup for 90K sf
Flex-warehouse startup ReadySpaces has inked a 90,000-square-foot lease at Isaac Chetrit’s industrial loft building in Ridgewood, Queens. Led by...