The Closing: Steven Holl
Famed architect and watercolorist Steven Holl founded his company as a two-person practice in Chelsea in 1977. The firm has since grown to 40 people across two offices, one around the corner from Hudson...
Tenant coalition sets agenda: tax the rich and house the poor 
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Tenant coalition sets agenda: tax the rich and house the poor
Tenant advocates who won a sweeping overhaul of New York’s rent law have a new target — the entire...
WeWork bonds hit low, new LLC legislation went farther than intended: Daily digest
Every day The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate happenings, from breaking news and scoops to...
What, We Worry? Execs remain confident in WeWork-anchored Brooklyn project
WeWork’s recent troubles were largely out of sight and out of mind at the launch event for a massive...
Big building owners prevent city from dumping container-pickup in trash-collection reform
When the City Council introduced its controversial bill in the spring to remake the commercial trash-hauling industry, it made...
By the numbers: Breaking down national housing agendas from the far left
Just a few months after New York passed historic reforms that infuriated landlords and thrilled tenants — with California...
Robert Shapiro gets 25 years in prison for massive Ponzi scheme
UPDATED, Oct. 15, 11:04 a.m.: When developer Robert Shapiro pleaded guilty in August to leading a $1.3 billion real...
Terra sells part of RealPlus stake to Corcoran and Elliman
Four of the city’s top residential firms are teaming up on a shared listing system amid the industry’s long-running...
Join The Real Deal at its sixth annual Miami Showcase & Forum this week
The Real Deal’s sixth annual South Florida Real Estate Showcase & Forum is shaping up to once again be...
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Real estate scandal rocks the Vatican
A new scandal is sweeping through the Vatican and, despite scant details, the center of the storm appears to be one of the Holy See’s property investments in London. An internal probe that’s led...
NYC’s bid to kill property-tax lawsuit back in court
Another court showdown is on tap for the real estate industry’s lawsuit against New York City’s property-tax system. The...
These were September’s top 3 residential sales
Once the city’s most expensive listing, a luxury co-op at at 834 Fifth Avenue sold for $53 million to...
Is history repeating itself for Steve Croman and his renters?
In May, three New York University students moved into the cellar of a pre-war East Village apartment building, excited...
Sweeping LLC law surprised even legislators
The outlawing of anonymous condo ownership in New York shocked the very lawmakers who passed it. And now the equally shocked real estate industry is trying to undo it. “We have to make noise,”...
SoftBank looks to take over WeWork, NYC investigates WeLive: Daily digest
Every day The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate happenings, from breaking news and scoops to...
Crowdfunding: Crowded out?
Crowdfunding was once touted as the next big thing — a way for average investors to get into the lucrative world of real estate and a way for platforms to tap a new spigot...
The Real Deal’s E.B. Solomont receives Front Page Award
The Real Deal senior reporter E.B. Solomont has won a Front Page Award from the Newswomen’s Club of New...
SoftBank’s problem solver faces his biggest challenge yet: WeWork
In late September, SoftBank Group’s Marcelo Claure took to Twitter to share his goals for the upcoming month. He...
TWA Hotel Takes Off at JFK Airport
The Eero Saarinen–designed TWA Flight Center at JFK reclaims its neo-futuristic glory—and opens to guests. Whether or not you were alive for the dawning of the Jet Age, you’ll recognize its soaring architecture, mod shapes, and saturated...
New Assets on the Block: Looking at the New Office Inventory Scheduled for Delivery in Manhattan
Picture the city of Detroit with its 24.52 million square feet of office space. Now picture dropping that 24.52 million square feet right into...
Dynamic Star Appoints Meridian Capital Group to Obtain Equity and Debt for $3.5 Billion Historic Development Along Harlem River in the Bronx, NY
The multi-phased development, Fordham Landing, will bring waterfront access to the area and will feature a revamped Metro North station, office space, residential units,...
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