National Weekend Edition
UK hospitality employers could cut half a million jobs
Britain’s largest hotel lobby warned that employers may cut half a million jobs when the government ends its wage...
Unicorn founders hold court on proptech’s resi revolution
From Picasso’s estate to squatting in Soho: The 470 Broome Street affair
Steve Cohen’s $30M condo sells above asking — after a 74% cut
Former Elliman, WeWork marketing chief joins “Bumble for homes” startup
Investor alleges HFZ diverted funds to save XI condo project
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Los Angeles Weekend Edition
Iggy Azalea feuds with her new neighbor in Hidden Hills
Iggy Azalea has been at her new home in Hidden Hills for no more than a week and already...
Tri-State
A home on Lake Montauk for just $500K? Here’s why
The East End market is as hot as it has ever been, but a lakefront property in Montauk can...
L.A.-based lender puts FiDi project into construction with $120M loan
UPDATED, June 12, 7:45 a.m.: Guardian Realty Management just found a new guardian angel. Parkview Financial, a Los Angeles-based...
Miami
Seller’s remorse: Nick Mastroianni returns Jupiter mansion
The sellers of a waterfront Jupiter mansion were able to buy back their house within days, in a classic...
Mandarin Oriental, 737 Park units sell at substantial losses
Two well-heeled homeowners have accepted heavily discounted prices to unload their sprawling Manhattan pads. Green Mountain coffee founder Bob...
National Sponsored
Using Technology to Increase Investor Confidence
For an industry where detail, timeliness and accurate metrics mean so much, the investment world still relies too heavily...
Archive Issue
Fixing real estate’s persuasion equation in a changing political landscape
This story was originally published in December 2019. In a small Venezuelan restaurant on a bustling street in Jersey...
SL Green shareholders cry foul on CEO bonus
After a year that saw SL Green’s stock fall by as much as 54 percent, shareholders of New York’s biggest office landlord say the chief executive’s performance doesn’t warrant a bonus. Nearly two-thirds of...
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How Marc Ganzi bet Colony Capital’s future on the next-gen economy
“Not our kind”: How discrimination persists in New York co-ops
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Life sciences leasing breaks annual record in five months
Life sciences leasing in New York is going at full steam with no signs of stalling. The sector topped...
Sponsored
From iBuying to iRenting: Innovation in residential real estate
Within the past five years, the process of selling a home has undergone a radical transformation ignited by the ...
Steve Cohen’s $30M condo sells above asking — after a 74% cut
After eight years on the market, the luxury duplex of Mets owner and Point72 Asset Management founder Steve Cohen...
National
Former Elliman, WeWork marketing chief joins “Bumble for homes” startup
A marketing veteran who held high-level posts at Douglas Elliman and WeWork is joining a dating-app-inspired proptech startup. Nicole...
Landlords plea for water rate freeze ahead of vote
New York City landlords are hoping to avoid taking a bath on their water bills. As the city’s Water...
National
Unicorn founders hold court on proptech’s resi revolution
Home is where the heart is. Often, for U.S. homeowners, it is also where the heartbreak is. The process...
Real estate winners and losers of the legislative session
The legislative session is over — for now. Several real estate–related measures passed, including a bill encouraging the conversion...
National Issue
The curious case of the vanishing attorney
The spin class at the New York Sports Club near City Hall was a popular lunchtime workout for landlords and real estate attorneys. They would go for the intense instructor, Mitch Kossoff, a spinning...
From Picasso’s estate to squatting in Soho: The 470 Broome Street affair
Early in his career, an indigent and isolated Pablo Picasso channeled his pain into a series of moody paintings...