Order your copy now: “The New Kings of New York” has arrived
TRD Staff | May 24, 2022 01:30PM
In New York, real estate is a blood sport, rife with billion-dollar feuds. Behind every eye-popping apartment sale and...
Order your copy now: “The New Kings of New York” has arrived
New York City REIT in danger of default on NY real estate loans
By Rich Bockmann | Research By Christian Bautista | May 26, 2022 03:19PM
New York City REIT, which is in the midst of a heated proxy fight, is in danger of defaulting...
New York City REIT in danger of default on NY real estate loans
The Agency acquires Triplemint for NYC debut
By Sasha Jones | May 03, 2022 04:30PM
The Agency has acquired New York City-based Triplemint in an all-equity transaction. Under the deal, the Los Angeles-based firm...
The Agency acquires Triplemint for NYC debut
Vornado selling Queens office property for $173M
By Rich Bockmann | May 02, 2022 04:21PM
Vornado Realty Trust has struck a $173 million deal to sell its Center Building office property in Long Island...
Vornado selling Queens office property for $173M
Maverick targets Brooklyn landlord Yoel Goldman
By Keith Larsen | April 18, 2022 12:40PM
Maverick Real Estate Partners smells new blood in the water. The New York-based lender, which has bought loans connected...
Maverick targets Brooklyn landlord Yoel Goldman
National Issue
Search and seizure: oligarch edition
By Lidia Dinkova | April 11, 2022 07:30AM
Well over a month into Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the West’s response has left Russia in a financial mess. Well-heeled Russians seen as enablers of the Kremlin were hit with sanctions in an...
Search and seizure: oligarch edition
Texas Issue Austin
Inside Austin’s luxury market
By Cindy Widner | April 08, 2022 07:30AM
Reality TV real estate star Fredrik Eklund made his Austin debut in predictably splashy fashion, riding a horse into a party in one of the city’s priciest neighborhoods and announcing that he and his...
Inside Austin’s luxury market
Zelig Weiss returns with bid to buy William Vale in Williamsburg
By Keith Larsen | April 01, 2022 09:30AM
Zelig Weiss has made a surprising comeback attempt to take control of the William Vale hotel in Williamsburg. Weiss,...
Zelig Weiss returns with bid to buy William Vale in Williamsburg
Insights
What Peloton, Lyft and other tenants pay at Hudson Commons
By Orion Jones | March 30, 2022 07:00AM
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
What Peloton, Lyft and other tenants pay at Hudson Commons
Insights
West Side neighborhoods dominate Manhattan’s condo pipeline
By Bill Egbert | February 25, 2022 07:00AM
Manhattan has more than 13,000 condo units in the pipeline and nearly half of them are slated for a string of neighborhoods running up the western side of...
West Side neighborhoods dominate Manhattan’s condo pipeline
National Issue
Inflation’s at a 40-year high. Commercial real estate didn’t get the memo
By Rich Bockmann | February 23, 2022 04:00PM
Flush with tourists, hotels in resort areas of South Florida are jacking up rates to above pre-pandemic levels. Business-dependent...
Inflation’s at a 40-year high. Commercial real estate didn’t get the memo
Zeckendorfs buying foreclosed UES condo project for $250M
By Rich Bockmann | February 23, 2022 12:00PM
The Zeckendorfs are back with another big development deal. Brothers William Lie and Arthur are buying Ceruzzi Development’s foreclosed...
Zeckendorfs buying foreclosed UES condo project for $250M
Los Angeles
Commercial real estate investment rose 86% last year
By Isabella Farr | February 15, 2022 05:00PM
Commercial real estate investors spent $53 billion on properties in Los Angeles, $49 billion in New York and $41...
Commercial real estate investment rose 86% last year
Insights
Analysis: Manhattan office submarkets’ uneven recovery
By Bill Egbert | Research By Matthew Elo | February 15, 2022 07:00AM
Things may finally be looking up for Manhattan’s embattled office market — but not all of it. Some of its submarkets struggled in 2021.
Analysis: Manhattan office submarkets’ uneven recovery
Tri-State Insights
These are Westchester’s biggest brokerages
By Bill Egbert | Research By Joseph Jungermann | February 10, 2022 06:00PM
Brokerages need plenty of boots on the ground in the exclusive, winding drives of Westchester County, where one out of every three sales were decided...
These are Westchester’s biggest brokerages
National Insights
Nationwide housing inventory plunges to historic low
By Bill Egbert | Research By Matthew Elo | February 09, 2022 08:00AM
America’s housing inventory has been tightening for two years, but it absolutely crashed in the final quarter of last year.
Nationwide housing inventory plunges to historic low
Issue
Agents, developers dismiss headwinds facing new NYC condos
By Cordilia James | February 09, 2022 07:30AM
It will take more than another Covid variant and a shifting economic outlook to dim Lightstone’s spirits. The developer...
Agents, developers dismiss headwinds facing new NYC condos
Inside the rent roll at Chetrit’s 26 Broadway
By Orion Jones | February 09, 2022 07:00AM
The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD...
Inside the rent roll at Chetrit’s 26 Broadway
Issue
How Andrew Chung won New York City’s warehouse race
By Rich Bockmann | February 08, 2022 07:30AM
Like a shipping container precisely packed to fill every last cubic inch, Andrew Chung’s new Bronx warehouse is squeezed...
How Andrew Chung won New York City’s warehouse race
National
Industrial spec development up, delivery down
By Isabella Farr | February 07, 2022 02:30PM
Developers across the country are racing to build new warehouses, as vacancy rates approach sub-1 percent in some markets....
Industrial spec development up, delivery down
Los Angeles
Feds find sheltered homeless population highly concentrated in CA, NY
By Trevor Bach | February 07, 2022 12:30PM
The nation’s sheltered homeless population is highly concentrated in four states, with New York, California, Florida and Massachusetts all...
Feds find sheltered homeless population highly concentrated in CA, NY
National Issue
Oceanwide battles to hang on to LA megaproject
By Isabella Farr | February 07, 2022 07:30AM
Oceanwide wanted the American dream. And it wanted it from coast to coast — Manhattan to L.A. The firm,...
Oceanwide battles to hang on to LA megaproject
Analysis: NYC neighborhoods ranked by home prices, sales
By Bill Egbert | Research By Matthew Elo | February 07, 2022 07:00AM
It’s no shock that the Central Park South area — home to Billionaires’ Row — would top the charts for the highest average home price in the city.
Analysis: NYC neighborhoods ranked by home prices, sales
Issue
The Closing: Rafael Cestero
By Kathryn Brenzel | February 04, 2022 12:15PM
When Rafael Cestero took the helm of the Community Preservation Corporation in 2012, he had never worked out a distressed loan portfolio or sold distressed assets. Nor did he have experience restructuring credit agreements....
The Closing: Rafael Cestero
National Issue
Thinking inside the box: Developers rush to create more warehouse space
By Isabella Farr | February 04, 2022 07:30AM
If anyone believes demand for industrial real estate is cooling, brokers, developers and investors in the sector would say...
Thinking inside the box: Developers rush to create more warehouse space
National Insights
Breaking down the stratospheric rise in U.S. home prices
By Bill Egbert | Research By Matthew Elo | February 04, 2022 07:00AM
America’s housing market exploded last year as surging demand met dwindling supply, sparking bidding wars that drove home prices to record highs.
Breaking down the stratospheric rise in U.S. home prices
National Issue
Inside mall scavenger Kohan’s buying spree for declining shopping centers
By Sasha Jones | February 03, 2022 01:30PM
The majority of its storefronts are dark and its previous owner, CBL & Associates, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy...
Inside mall scavenger Kohan’s buying spree for declining shopping centers
National Issue
Tall, green and handsome: Lendlease’s COO on building sustainably at scale
By Hiten Samtani | February 03, 2022 07:30AM
There’s an iconic scene in “The West Wing” where Martin Sheen’s President Bartlet urges an acolyte to “see the...
Tall, green and handsome: Lendlease’s COO on building sustainably at scale
National Issue
Zach and Cody Vichinsky’s excellent adventure
By Joe Lovinger | February 02, 2022 02:30PM
Cody Vichinsky sat at a corner table in the CORE club. His locks were flowing, his skin bronze despite...
Zach and Cody Vichinsky’s excellent adventure
Stonehenge nabs UES rental for $130M
By Rich Bockmann | February 02, 2022 02:00PM
Ofer Yardeni’s Stonehenge Partners bought an apartment building on the Upper East Side for nearly $130 million. Stonehenge teamed up with San Francisco-based investor Stockbridge Capital Group to buy the 163-unit Cole at 354...
Stonehenge nabs UES rental for $130M
Prologis eyes massive South Bronx printing plant site
By Rich Bockmann | February 01, 2022 12:48PM
Prologis is making a play for a huge industrial site in the South Bronx. The warehouse REIT is in...
Prologis eyes massive South Bronx printing plant site
National Issue
Buyer beware: Proptech SPAC mergers have lost their shine
By T.P. Yeatts | February 01, 2022 10:30AM
For proptech companies considering going public, it may be prudent to wait. Most of the proptechs that did so...
Buyer beware: Proptech SPAC mergers have lost their shine
Last-mile project, resi rentals nab biggest outer-borough loans
By Orion Jones | January 31, 2022 07:00AM
The 10 largest outer-borough real estate loans in December totaled $1.37 billion, eclipsing November’s sum, as well as December...
Last-mile project, resi rentals nab biggest outer-borough loans
National Issue
The cryptonaires will see you now
By Trevor Bach | January 28, 2022 01:00PM
Even by luxury standards, the estate 40 miles outside Denver was a rare find: a 45,000-square-foot, 11-bedroom mansion with an art and wine collection, four kitchens, three guest apartments and an entertainment wing with...
The cryptonaires will see you now
National Issue
LA industrial developers turn to office conversions
By Isabella Farr | January 20, 2022 07:30AM
It looked like just another Southern California office deal when a couple of low-rise office buildings with plentiful parking...
LA industrial developers turn to office conversions
National
Crypto-rich but can’t buy a home? Now you can
By T.P. Yeatts | January 18, 2022 01:30PM
Many within the ranks of the crypto-rich have a peculiar problem: Despite having digital assets worth hundreds of thousands...
Crypto-rich but can’t buy a home? Now you can