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A closer look at Compass’ trail of litigation over its business tactics
Defrauding agents. Illegal telemarketing. Encouraging breach of contract. Stealing trade secrets from rival firms. These are just some of...
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NYC’s office sublease surge slows as tenants move to reoccupy space
Apparel sales are surging. Subway ridership is at a 15-month high. Lines of customers are forming at Midtown salad...
Gary Barnett site has one problem: the Podolsky brothers
Gary Barnett is one deal away from a blank canvas. But it could be a tough one. The developer...
News Analysis
Real estate looks like a winner in mayor’s race
The mayor’s race is still undecided, but real estate is on the verge of victory. Notwithstanding left-wing candidate Maya...
National Issue
Oceanwide’s US business is sinking. Can it right the ship?
In 2014, Oceanwide Holdings announced plans to build a 2.4 million-square-foot megaproject in San Francisco. The twin-tower development would...
National Insights
Here’s what tenants pay at the Crescent mixed-use tower in Dallas
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
National Issue
The grand reopening: As restrictions lift, CRE markets race toward recovery
It wasn’t the pan-roasted halibut that drew a small crowd to Blu Mar on a recent Thursday afternoon. One...
Tri-State Issue
New Hamptons sales and listings promise ocean views… and eternal life
The Hamptons continues to be the hottest housing market in the tri-state area, with several notable sales and listings...
National Insights
Here’s what tenants pay at 525 Market Street in San Fran
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
National Issue
Millions of homeowners remain vulnerable as forbearance winds down
Theresa Battle’s first thought each morning is whether today is the day she’ll lose her two-story house in Jamaica,...
National Issue
Why passive house could become NYC’s next design standard
Nicholas Liberis knew his office project in Long Island City had to be different. A new 11-story building surrounded...
National Issue
The Closing: Janice Mac Avoy
When real estate’s wealthiest and most powerful have it all on the line, they call Janice Mac Avoy. Take the $5.45 billion sale of Stuyvesant Town. When bondholders sued to block the transaction, Mac...
National Insights
Here’s what tenants are paying at Hines & CalPERS’ 609 Main
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
National Issue
Meet the 20-somethings funneling their crypto millions into real estate
After the 2008 financial crisis, middle schooler Hank Wu traveled with his parents every weekend to places such as...
Investor alleges HFZ diverted funds to save XI condo project
UPDATED, June 10, 8:37 p.m.: As HFZ Capital began to run into trouble with its twisting XI condo project in...
National
Inside Katerra’s final days
Katerra’s cash position was “perilous.” Its biggest backer, SoftBank, bailed out the construction startup with a $200 million investment in December. Three months later, Katerra’s primary lender, Greensill Capital, became insolvent, sending the startup’s...
Blackstone picks up LIC warehouses for $37.5M
The Blackstone Group picked up a trio of warehouses in Long Island City for $37.5 million. The investment giant...
National Insights
Here’s where the most self-storage space was built in the past decade
People in the self-storage industry often talk about the “four Ds” that drive demand for their business: death, divorce,...
MAG Partners to redevelop Chelsea corner
MaryAnne Gilmartin’s development firm struck a deal to redevelop a corner site on Eighth Avenue in Chelsea. MAG Partners was chosen to enter into a long-term lease with a sprawling, multi-block affordable housing complex...
Special servicer calls for Aby Rosen’s home of Core Club to be sold at auction
The Manhattan home of a social club for New York’s elite is caught in a tug-of-war as Aby Rosen’s...
Which resi brokerages grew and shrunk during the pandemic
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
Tri-State Issue
North Fork home inventory can’t meet demand
That warm westerly breeze you feel? That’s coming from the North Fork of Long Island, where the real estate...
National Issue
The social housing movement picks up steam
When Shaya Schreiber started searching for a home in Madison, Wisconsin, her options were limited. Student loans made the single mother of two ineligible for certain affordable housing and a market-rate home was beyond...
Tri-State Issue
Shinnecock Nation rolls dice on Southampton casino
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: The Shinnecock Nation is planning to build a casino in Southampton. The...
National Issue
Real estate at risk: Industry vulnerable to data breaches
In 2018, the company that manages the Brooklyn condominium where cybersecurity expert Roman Sannikov lives was hacked. The hacker...
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Retailers rush to open in the Hamptons
Phil Zelonky has been planning to open a pop-up nightclub in the Hamptons ever since his first club, Noir, debuted in Manhattan two years ago. There’s just one issue: finding a space. As New...
Miami Issue
South Florida’s hotel conundrum
The lights are still dark at the Diplomat Beach Resort, a sprawling 1,000-room oceanfront hotel in South Florida. More than a year after the pandemic began, conventions and business travelers — the lifeblood of...
Tri-State Issue
East End reels from influx of year-round visitors
In the Hamptons, summer vacationers and year-round residents endure something of a symbiotic relationship. The hedge funders, Hollywood types,...
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The Closing: Scott Durkin
Scott Durkin doesn’t mind playing second (or third) fiddle. The president and COO of one of New York’s largest brokerages doesn’t bask in his title. Instead, he operates with a light touch, favoring delegation...
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“Ripe for abuse”: Real estate escrow funds may not be so secure after all
Real estate lawyers routinely hold millions of dollars in escrow for their clients, serving as trusted third parties to...
National Issue
Construction industry at ‘inflection point’
With global supply chains, an inherent need for on-site workers and a client base that depends on optimism, construction...
National Issue
The return to the workplace is re-shaping the workspace
As more Americans get vaccinated, the return-to-office movement is gathering steam. Companies that a month ago were merely speculating...
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NYC landlords could find a lifeline in carbon trading
The year is 2030. New York City landlords, struggling to comply with city-mandated greenhouse gas emission caps, are on...
Insights
Here’s what tenants are paying at Savitt Partners’ 530 Seventh Ave
The Savitt family — whose members include 1951 Australian Open and Wimbledon champ Richard “Dick” Savitt — has owned...
National Insights
LA was top spot for commercial property investment in Covid-ravaged year
Commercial real estate investment fell across the U.S. in the year since the coronavirus pandemic began, with Houston, Seattle,...