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Commercial scorecard #2

A roundup of news and data on the commercial market

June 2018 Issue /

Jun.June 01, 2018 10:00 AM

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Matt Lauer exposes Hamptons estate to the market

Matt Lauer exposes Hamptons estate to the market

Matt Lauer exposes Hamptons estate to the market

Fredrik Eklund and the property (Getty, Steve Frankel)

Fredrik Eklund lists Bel Air mansion for rent as family moves to “forever home”

Fredrik Eklund lists Bel Air mansion for rent as family moves to “forever home”

Gordon Ramsey and his Lucky Cat restaurant (Lucky Cat)

Gordon Ramsay to open first South Florida restaurant in Miami Beach

Gordon Ramsay to open first South Florida restaurant in Miami Beach

Skyline Tower in Hunters Point, Queens, and Downtown Brooklyn’s 11 Hoyt are the two largest condo developments in their boroughs. (Skyline Tower, 11 Hoyt, iStock)

TRD Pro: Ranking Brooklyn, Queens condo pipeline hotspots

TRD Pro: Ranking Brooklyn, Queens condo pipeline hotspots

Lyft's Logan Green, Hudson Commons at 441 Ninth Avenue and Peleton's Barry McCarthy (Lyft, Peleton, Hudson Commons, iStock, Illustration by Kevin Cifuentes for The Real Deal)

What Peloton, Lyft and other tenants pay at Hudson Commons

What Peloton, Lyft and other tenants pay at Hudson Commons

Analysis: Manhattan office submarkets’ uneven recovery

Analysis: Manhattan office submarkets’ uneven recovery

Liz Nunan, chief executive officer, Houlihan Lawrence (Houlihan Lawrence, iStock)

These are Westchester’s biggest brokerages

These are Westchester’s biggest brokerages

68 Gold Street with CW Realty CEO Cheskie Weisz and 1340 East Bay Avenue (Google Maps)

CW Realty purchase makes TRD’s mid-market i-sales list

CW Realty purchase makes TRD’s mid-market i-sales list