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Costas Kondylis, the "developer's architect," dies at 78

Constantine “Costas” Kondylis, one of Manhattan’s most prolific architects and President Trump’s go-to designer, died on Friday. He was 78. Kondylis is best known...

Airbnb's new concept offers olive branch to landlords, property managers while riling up residents

Airbnb is getting into multifamily rentals, though controversy continues to dog the tech company. The short-term rental giant has quietly laid the groundwork to...

Why home buyers are snapping up properties in cities they'll never live in

When buying a house in your own city is too expensive, find another city. The concept is finding traction among a growing number of...

Tribeca townhouse linked to John Lennon and Yoko Ono's invented country sold

The house at the center of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s self-declared country, Nutopia, recently sold for about $8 million. The singer and his...

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America just isn’t that liveable compared to the rest of the world it seems. The annual global “liveability” ranking of cities saw the top 10 spots mostly split between Australia, Canada and Japan, according...
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Costas Kondylis, the “developer’s architect,” dies at 78

By Kathryn Brenzel | August 17, 2018 07:10PM

Constantine “Costas” Kondylis, one of Manhattan’s most prolific architects and President Trump’s go-to designer, died on Friday. He was 78. Kondylis is best known for his frequent collaborations with...

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Status update: HUD accuses Facebook of discriminatory housing ads

By Kathryn Brenzel | August 17, 2018 06:20PM

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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is taking aim at Facebook, claiming the social networking website enables...
Joseph Chetrit’s townhouse sale is one of the largest such deals of the year

August 17, 2018 06:00PM

Developer Joseph Chetrit sold one of his three Upper East Side townhouses, marking one of the priciest townhouse deals to close so far this year. The property at 110...
Moinian just landed a loan on its Park Avenue South building

By Eddie Small | August 17, 2018 05:15PM

Moinian Group has secured a $55.3 million loan for 450-460 Park Avenue South. North American Company for Life and Health Insurance provided the loan on Murray Hill property, according...

Meet Michael Cohen’s brother, Bryan. He’s an Elliman executive with a $7M connection to Ukraine

By Kevin Sun, Will Parker and Konrad Putzier | August 17, 2018 04:30PM

Investigations by special counsel Robert Mueller and federal prosecutors in New York have thrust Michael Cohen into the spotlight. But while President Trump’s former “fixer” gets grilled over his...
Ares Management makes $100M multifamily buy in Westchester

By Rich Bockmann | August 17, 2018 03:45PM

Ares Management bought a 400-unit garden apartment complex in Westchester County for more than $100 million. The Los Angeles-based alternative assets manager paid $101.3 million to purchase the 418-unit...
The death of the all-cash Chinese buyer

By E.B. Solomont | August 17, 2018 03:00PM

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Late last year, Steven Ho saw alarm bells on social media: The Chinese government was gearing up for a major crackdown on foreign investment, and on messaging platforms such as WeChat and Line, Ho’s friends...

Mark your calendars: These are New York’s top real estate events next week

By Lucas McGill | August 17, 2018 02:15PM

There will be one new real estate event in New York City next week. On Aug. 27, Relinkup.com is hosting its monthly Real Estate Investor Meet Up event from...
One of the city’s biggest concrete contractors, Navillus, saves itself from bankruptcy

By Kathryn Brenzel | August 17, 2018 01:25PM

Navillus, one of the city’s most active concrete contractors, has reached an agreement with the unions to toss a $76 million judgment against the company, potentially clearing the way...
Chelsea Riff Hotel to be replaced by 16-story condo building

By Christian Bautista | August 17, 2018 01:00PM

Eastern Star Development pre-filed permits to replace the Riff Hotel at 300 West 30th Street with a 16-story condo building. The Flushing-based firm plans to construct a 59,700-square-foot building...
Frozen credit files can delay process of applying for a mortgage

By Kenneth R. Harney | August 17, 2018 12:15PM

Nearly a year after the catastrophic Equifax hack exposed 147 million Americans’ personal and financial data to cybercriminals, consumers are about to get a break — something especially useful...
Millennials sour on homeownership

By Christian Bautista | August 17, 2018 11:45AM

According to this week’s market reports, American millennials are down on the prospect of homeownership and New York registered an average asking rent of $64 for downtown office space. Residential Sales | ValueInsured American millennials have soured on homeownership. In the third quarter of...

The Real Deal New York

Meet Michael Cohen's brother, Bryan. He's an Elliman exec with a $7M connection to Ukraine

Costas Kondylis, the "developer's architect," dies at 78

Airbnb's new concept offers olive branch to landlords, property managers while riling up residents

Why home buyers are snapping up properties in cities they'll never live in

Tribeca townhouse linked to John Lennon and Yoko Ono's invented country sold

The luxury home amenity that’s guaranteed to turn heads

Amazon’s rumored bid for movie theater chain opens up possibility for disruption in the biz

Why long-term renters are buying homes in cities they’ll never live in

The 10 most liveable cities in the world

U.S. home prices grow at slowest rate in two years: report

Airbnb’s new concept offers olive branch to landlords, property managers while riling up residents

Will the White House get a say in who moves into the unit adjacent to Trump?

Tribeca townhouse linked to John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s invented country sold

Costas Kondylis, the “developer’s architect,” dies at 78

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Status update: HUD accuses Facebook of discriminatory housing ads

Joseph Chetrit’s townhouse sale is one of the largest such deals of the year

Moinian just landed a loan on its Park Avenue South building

Meet Michael Cohen’s brother, Bryan. He’s an Elliman executive with a $7M connection to Ukraine

Ares Management makes $100M multifamily buy in Westchester

The death of the all-cash Chinese buyer

Mark your calendars: These are New York’s top real estate events next week

One of the city’s biggest concrete contractors, Navillus, saves itself from bankruptcy

Chelsea Riff Hotel to be replaced by 16-story condo building

Frozen credit files can delay process of applying for a mortgage

Millennials sour on homeownership

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