MAP: Here’s a look at all the Big Tech locations in NYC
Big Tech firms like Facebook, Apple and Amazon are beating at the doors of New York City landlords looking...
The money behind the New York tenant movement 
From left: New York Communities for Change director Jonathan Westin, Neighborhood First Fund program director Joan Byron, and Ford Foundation president Darren Walker (Credit: NYC Communities, LinkedIn, and Ford Foundation)
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The e-commerce industrial revolution
It seems buying and selling e-commerce space these days can provide more value than an IPO — at least as far as Singapore’s GLP is concerned. The massive logistics firm had been considering going...
The money behind the New York tenant movement
With just 11 days left before the rent laws expired, a chain link of tenants formed along the stairs...
Another J-51 lawsuit has been granted class action status
Tenants at a Forest Hills building in the midst of a J-51 lawsuit have been granted class action status...
Keller Williams Midtown downsizing offices amid belt-tightening
Keller Williams Midtown is downsizing — the latest indication of how the residential firm is tightening its belt amid...
At luxury building where tenant was crushed to death by elevator, there were signs of trouble
A 30-year-old man was crushed to death by an elevator Thursday morning in a Kips Bay luxury apartment building called “Manhattan Promenade.” The New...
Clayton Orrigo on the mansion tax and the market’s “tectonic” shifts
The mansion tax. The proliferation of listings platforms. A softening luxury market. The Real Deal talked to six players...
Fosun in talks for $1.1B loan, WeWork rival Industrious raises $80M: Daily digest
Every day, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news, from breaking news and scoops to...
Joseph Brunner lands $130M refi for massive Bushwick rental building
Joseph Brunner’s Bruman Realty has secured a $130 million refinancing package from Starwood Mortgage Capital for a large rental...
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Co-working firms confident ahead of WeWork IPO
Executives at three co-working firms say they expect to see the industry grow despite a looming recession and questions...
The Daily Dirt: Getting creative with the new rent laws
As landlords wait for a legal challenge to make its way through the courts, some are finding other ways...
Elevated risk: Malfunction at NYCHA is putting public housing residents at greater risk of being injured in its elevators
On New Year’s Day, Gina Gutloff and her boyfriend were headed out for breakfast when they stepped into the elevator on the 13th floor...
How do brokers get listings from the Department of Justice?
In early July, after an unsealed criminal indictment revealed that New York prosecutors would move to seize Jeffrey Epstein’s...
Low mortgage rates boost homebuilding stocks despite recession anxiety
Signs may be pointing to a potential recession, but low mortgage rates have boosted homebuilding shares, which are nearing...
StreetEasy launches new app, software to ease manual listing entry
UPDATED Thursday, August 22, 2019 12:11 p.m.: StreetEasy is doubling down on manual entry. Today, the Zillow Group-owned listings...
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The story behind the disappearance of New Canaan developer Fotis Dulos’ wife
The only thing certain in the mystery involving a Connecticut developer is that after more than two months, Jennifer...
WATCH: Amenities masters in action
Private tutoring, kids concierges, meditation, dog services and more. New York developers are throwing more and more cash at amenities and services to lure in buyers and renters in today’s increasingly tough market. While fitness...
How to Update your Rental Without Violating your Lease
Love where you live by showing your place some TLC. While we all know that there are some leases...
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