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During the pandemic, Steve Ross took refuge in his historic Palm Beach estate, known as the Reef. But the now 84-year-old wasn’t just weathering the coronavirus nor relaxing on the two sprawling ocean…

Vornado Realty Trust is enjoying a landlord’s market. During Vornado Realty Trust’s third quarter earnings call, CEO Steve Roth said the company expects to lease nearly 3.8 million square feet acro…

A gallery of framed articles about Ryan Serhant flanks the conference table at Ryan Serhant’s Soho office, splashing the broker’s face and top property conquests across the wall. “I just want to win,…

The penthouse office at the Bank of America Building in Beverly Hills’ Golden Triangle serves as an extension of Drew Fenton’s collections, housing his Billy Haines chairs (currently about $4,000 a se…

When Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook’s metaverse pivot last fall, he laid out the vision for a not-too-distant future of extreme online immersion. While his prophecies raised plenty of questions an…

From the February issue: Few of the city’s residential brokerage were sorry to see 2017 close out. Why would they be? Looking back, the year was marked by buyer uncertainty, heavy discounting and unap…

UPDATED, Feb. 13, 9:38 a.m.: Residential brokerages in New York woke up on Dec. 7 with 450 million new reasons to fear Compass. Softbank’s cash infusion in that amount accelerated the firm’s nationwid…

The lights were dimmed. Soft music played in the background as Dan Levy, clad in paisley pajamas, parted his lips and tossed his head. “I need a new fantasy,” he moaned. “Are you in your 30s? You need…

About three dozen Chicago real estate bigwigs and other business leaders gathered at the Soho House in Fulton Market last month to talk about the political vise that seemed to be closing in around the…

It was the kind of chance encounter Steven Witkoff could only have dreamt about back when he was a young attorney pulling 90-hour workweeks at Dreyer & Traub in the late 1970s. Back then, the firm’s s…

UPDATED, Feb. 1, 9:30 p.m.: Few of the city’s residential brokerage were sorry to see 2017 close out. Why would they be? Looking back, the year was marked by buyer uncertainty, heavy discounting and u…

Cushman & Wakefield stands alone among the city’s big commercial brokerages. Not only is the 100-year-old firm the last of its peers to go public, its Sixth Avenue headquarters makes it an outlier as …