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In New York, real estate is a blood sport, rife with billion-dollar feuds. Behind every eye-popping apartment sale and...
Bronx BP defies Nimbys on Throggs Neck project
Investor Frederick Rudd sells Ghislaine Maxwell’s former UES townhouse
NJ developer buys languishing project in Fairfield
HomeLight lays off a fifth of its workers, weeks after raising $60M
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National Weekend Edition
Missile silo converted into apocalypse-ready home asking $550K
A converted missile silo is now an apocalypse-ready home. The underground bunker at 1200 Silo Lane in York, Nebraska...
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Don’t be cruel: Elvis childhood home back on auction block
It’s now or never for the lucky bidder who wants one of Elvis Presley’s childhood homes. Then again, that...
National
Waterfront developments may be key to protecting Boston’s coast
Could Boston’s waterfront real estate projects be key to protecting the city’s coast? Developments along the Mystic River, Fort...
National Weekend Edition
Private Alaskan island that expands at low tide to ask $20M
A private island in Alaska that adds 12 acres at low tide will hit the market with an asking...
National Weekend Edition
Hong Kong’s priciest 2022 home fetches $111M
Of all that’s changed in Hong Kong in the quarter-century since China took over, home prices remain rock solid....
Investor Robert Gans files for bankruptcy to thwart Barnett, Eli Tabak
Robert Gans, owner of a prized Hell’s Kitchen assemblage with lucrative potential, has filed for bankruptcy protection. Circling above...
Tri-State
NJ developer buys languishing project in Fairfield
A struggling development project next to the Metro-North station in Fairfield is ready to ramp up with a new...
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Kohl’s looking to cash in on $8B real estate portfolio
Sale talks between Kohl’s and Franchise Group are off. A sale of Kohl’s massive real estate portfolio, however, may...
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Deans of design: Ranking New York’s busiest architecture firms
Rob Speyer on the long arc of megadevelopment, New York’s renaissance and proptech bets
Sister act: How CBRE’s Darla Longo and Barbara Perrier became an industrial force
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Bronx BP defies Nimbys on controversial Throggs Neck project
In one of her first major land use decisions as Bronx borough president, Vanessa Gibson has recommended approval of...
Investor Frederick Rudd sells Ghislaine Maxwell’s former UES townhouse
Ghislaine Maxwell’s former Upper East Side townhouse has once again traded hands. Real estate investor Frederick Rudd and his...
Fed up Chabad sues Sackman over unfinished condo
UPDATED July 1, 2022, 12:40 p.m.: Chabad Lubavitch has been praying for a resolution to its plight on the...
Retail asking rents show signs of recovery
New York City’s office occupancy this month hit its highest level since the pandemic, and the retail market appears to be on a similar road to recovery. The average asking rent in March increased...
Sleuth seeking Kossoff victims’ money makes surprising discovery
A month after Mitchell Kossoff was sentenced to prison, the hunt for the millions of dollars he stole from...
National
HomeLight lays off a fifth of its workers, weeks after raising $60M
The recent string of real estate-industry layoffs continued Wednesday, with staffers at proptech unicorn HomeLight the latest victims. The...
Tri-State Issue
[Archives]: Even in a hot market, these Hamptons homes don’t move
Even in a scorching-hot market, some long-term listings in the Hamptons still won’t sell. Why do these homes linger...
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices wants to be a New York contender
Steven James and Brad Loe are looking to make Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices a New York brokerage player. James, president...
Tri-State
Ruling stops good cause eviction’s spread across NY
Less than a year after Albany made history as the first New York municipality to pass good cause eviction,...