National
These metro areas have the most — and fewest — million-dollar homes
Where are all the million dollar homes? Spoiler alert: Wherever more people can afford them. Few homeowners live in...
BLDG plans 800k sq ft tower in Long Island City
NYC’s office sublease surge slows as tenants move to reoccupy space
Gary Barnett site has one problem: the Podolsky brothers
A closer look at Compass’ trail of litigation over its business tactics
Angelo Gordon, We’re Group score $350M refi for Long Island offices
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Tri-State
Harbor Group pays $54M for Rockland County apartment complex
Harbor Group International paid $54 million for an apartment complex in Rockland County, amid the continued strong suburban housing...
Moinian nabs $223M refi for Flatbush apartment complex
The Moinian Group landed a $223 million refinancing deal for its 467-unit Flatbush apartment building. The deal comes less...
BLDG plans 800k sq ft tower in Long Island City
BLDG has its sights set skyward in Long Island City. Lloyd Goldman’s real estate investment firm has filed a...
National Issue
A closer look at Compass’ trail of litigation over its business tactics
Defrauding agents. Illegal telemarketing. Encouraging breach of contract. Stealing trade secrets from rival firms. These are just some of...
Los Angeles
California could require union labor on all affordable housing projects
The state legislature is considering measures that would require developers hire union labor on affordable housing projects. Not surprisingly,...
National
Bezos-backed Arrived Homes is latest startup to expand real estate investment
A startup backed by Jeff Bezos and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is the latest venture working to extend real...
Tri-State
Angelo Gordon, We’re Group score $350M refi for Long Island offices
A joint venture between alternative investment firm Angelo Gordon and local developer We’re Group landed a $350 million floating...
Issue
NYC’s office sublease surge slows as tenants move to reoccupy space
Apparel sales are surging. Subway ridership is at a 15-month high. Lines of customers are forming at Midtown salad...
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Millions of homeowners remain vulnerable as forbearance winds down
The grand reopening: As restrictions lift, CRE markets race toward recovery
Meet the 20-somethings funneling their crypto millions into real estate
Why passive house could become NYC’s next design standard
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Electra America JV nabs Roger hotel for $71M discount
Electra America Hospitality Group nabbed The Roger New York hotel for a hefty discount. The joint venture between Electra...
National
Orchard, HomeLight move toward IPOs with new execs
Two proptech firms that aim to help homebuyers compete in hot markets are steps closer to going public after...
Gary Barnett site has one problem: the Podolsky brothers
Gary Barnett is one deal away from a blank canvas. But it could be a tough one. The developer...
Miami
Novak Djokovic sells Miami Beach condo for modest profit
The world’s top-ranked tennis player scored a small win with the sale of his Miami Beach condo. Novak Djokovic...
News Analysis
Real estate looks like a winner in mayor’s race
The mayor’s race is still undecided, but real estate is on the verge of victory. Notwithstanding left-wing candidate Maya...
National Issue
Oceanwide’s US business is sinking. Can it right the ship?
In 2014, Oceanwide Holdings announced plans to build a 2.4 million-square-foot megaproject in San Francisco. The twin-tower development would...
Douglas Elliman exec returns to Corcoran after 7 years
Garret Lepaw is returning to Corcoran Group as the senior managing director of its Brooklyn Heights office after more...
Rezonings will require racial equity report next year
Starting next year, some rezoning applications will need to include a “racial equity report.” The City Council passed a...
Mayoral hopefuls waver on Local Law 97
During the final mayoral debate on Wednesday, candidates were asked if they support requiring owners to retrofit their properties to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. The answer, unanimously, was no. “Can we finance...