Singapore firm is buying Harry Macklowe’s stake in Midtown tower
Harry Macklowe is offloading his stake in a Midtown tower, while he attempts to build another one. The 82-year-old...
Aby Rosen says Tod Waterman stabbed him in back on Lever House deal
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Lawsuit: Douglas Elliman broker called me a “mulatto”
A Douglas Elliman broker who alleged that a former mentee tried to steal his clients is now being accused...
Aby Rosen says Tod Waterman stabbed him in back on Lever House deal
Beware of competitors offering to help you out. That is the lesson of a lawsuit filed Tuesday by RFR...
Commercial rent stabilization bill makes a comeback, retail leasing gets boost from falling rents
Every weekday, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m....
Vornado’s 220 Central Park South closes $64M condo sale
Vornado Realty Trust’s 220 Central Park South has closed another pricey sale. Unit 49A, which has five bedrooms and...
Going Once, Going Twice! Portfolio of rent-stabilized properties hits auction block
A portfolio that includes a sizable chunk of rent-stabilized apartment units is hitting the auction block. Bids for the...
Robert Shapiro is not alone: 5 real estate Ponzi schemes you should know about
On October 15, developer Robert Shapiro—who pleaded guilty in August for leading a $1.3 billion real estate Ponzi scheme—received...
Who’s leasing in Manhattan and which submarkets are performing best?
Office leasing in Manhattan • Midtown saw 1,070,000 square feet in office leases inked in September, up 37 percent...
Zillow and Opendoor aren’t making much on home-flipping
The slew of iBuying companies that have popped up in the last two years aren’t low-balling sellers, but they...
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Elliman foots bill for agents’ new business tool
Douglas Elliman is hoping it’s found a divine trinity in a new tool that combines marketing, business management and...
Sales rise as Keller Williams pours money into tech
Sales at Keller Williams rose 5.6 percent during the third quarter, even as the Austin-based franchise faced increasing competition...
Control freaks: Institutional players take over landlords’ war on rent caps
When Steve Kessner began buying East Harlem rental buildings in the 1980s, like most landlords of rent-stabilized apartments, he...
Black developers say partnerships aren’t always equal
Developers of color say the problem of larger builders using them as tokens has not been solved — even...
Sony Building in talks with anchor tenant
The former Sony Building’s much-hyped and long-delayed revitalization is close to snagging its first big tenant. Boutique investment bank Perella Weinberg Partners — perhaps the most expensive startup in Wall Street history when it...
New York City investment sales in September 2019
Investment sales in Manhattan and Brooklyn Manhattan investment sales rebounded in September with $2.47 billion in deals recorded —...
Workers injured at Hudson Yards scaffolding collapse, a peek at Disney’s new HQ
Every weekday The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate happenings. We update this page throughout the...
Charges dropped against tenant leader
Charges have been dropped in a Rochester case against a tenant organizer who was arrested for trespassing. The case was dismissed by Judge Morrison in court last Wednesday, according to the activist, City-Wide Rochester...
NAR approves pocket listings killer
UPDATED 11:15 a.m., Nov. 11: The National Association of Realtors’ board approved a controversial policy that could drastically cut down on pocket listings, a popular practice in the world of luxe real estate. A...
Welcome to Hipsturbia: Long Island’s New Creative Havens
Drawn by the ample space and affordability that Long Island offers, former city dwellers are turning once-sleepy towns into...
How smart access delivers cost-savings to multifamily owners—and helps them future-proof their properties
Whether developing a new property or renovating a building to meet residents’ needs, multifamily owners are constantly faced with decisions that will determine the...
Rooftop Revenue: A Forward Trend in Urban Real Estate
Solar options are a great way to monetize on sustainable property developments. In cities where space is a premium,...
Condo Buyers Cozy Up to Office Space on 57th Street
The 57th Street neighborhood has seen an influx of development for luxury condos and hotels, which combined with Nordstrom’s...
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