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A&E Real Estate Holding is in contract to buy a six-building multifamily portfolio in Queens’ Flushing and Elmhurst neighborhoods for $118.5 million, sources told The Real Deal. The Midtown-based multifamily giant is purchasing a total of 428 apartments from Treetop Development and the Weinroth...

The stock market hasn’t been kind to REITs lately, and open-air shopping center operator Kimco Realty is no exception....

State and local governments are vying for a federal subsidy intended to encourage energy-efficient technology in commercial properties. The application of the benefit, however, has some wondering: Is it...

Federal investigators have opened a criminal probe into whether traders are manipulating the price of cryptocurrencies, just as the...

Co-op board disputes with owners over renovations and repairs are dragging on years. The battles can delay changes and rack up costs, the Wall Street Journal reported. Ana Martinez-Sanchez,...

Next week there is only one real estate event in New York City. On June 3 through June 5, join the NYU School of Professional Studies’ Jonathan M. Tisch Center for Hospitality and Tourism as it hosts its 40th Annual NYU International Hospitality Industry...

The Real Deal’s fifth annual South Florida Real Estate Showcase and Forum is shaping up to once again be the biggest industry event in the region. Mark your calendars...

From the Archives: On Oct. 3, 2008, Daniel Herzberg, a British expatriate in Spain, called his bank, the Icelandic Landsbanki, to ask if his money was safe. He had...

Knotel is continuing its leasing tear with a new deal at Isaac Chetrit and Sioni Group’s Garment District building, which the developers are planning to eventually replace with a...

Smaller or less-known firms emerged as the dominant players in the hotel and mid-sized multifamily markets on The Real...

For millions of Americans hoping to buy or refinance a home, it’s a crucial make-or-break question: Will the lender say yes to our mortgage application, turn it down or...

Trinity Place Holdings has closed on its $81 million purchase of the mixed-use building at 237 11th Street in Park Slope. The building stands 12 stories tall and contains...

A pair of rent-stabilized tenants on the Upper East Side are suing a developer for reneging on an agreement to pay them $625,000 for moving out of the building....

The number of sales of previously owned homes in the country dropped in April thanks to factors including low inventory, rising prices and higher mortgage rates. The National Association of Realtors found that sales of existing homes dropped 2.5 percent from the prior month in...

Developers are turning to history to attract buyers to their condominium conversions, asking architectural historians to help give more context to their buildings and the architects who designed them....

Between Cornell Tech and Hudson and Related’s eighth residential tower at Riverwalk, Roosevelt Island is slated to see nearly...

HITN, a television network geared toward Hispanics, is more than doubling its presence at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The nonprofit is expanding from 21,000 to about 61,000 square feet...

The heirs to the Williams Real Estate dynasty recently considered leaving Colliers International, which became a player in New York City commercial brokerage after merging with the family firm....

“Subject: Let’s minimize press activity at REBNY” The email came from a City Hall spokesperson in January 2014, as Mayor Bill de Blasio’s handlers prepped for the Real Estate...

Walter & Samuels refinanced its Midtown office building at 500 Eighth Avenue with a $70 million mortgage from Allegiant Capital Funding. Allegiant took over an existing $60 million loan...