Ben Carson’s office is what one might expect from a former neurosurgeon: clean, with few distractions, in a sterile, hospital-like setting. The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has routinely characterized the agency’s 1960s-era concrete semi-circular structure — the Robert C. Weaver Federal Building — as the ugliest in Washington, D.C. One of the few paintings in his office is of members of the president’s original… [more]
December 2019 Issue
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REBNY starts singing a different tune
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The trade group hopes to get by with a little help from its friends
Over the past few months, two occasional enemies on major real estate issues began quietly meeting. James Whelan… [more]
Fixing real estate’s persuasion equation
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From Airbnb to Amazon, the industry’s political efforts have been hitting a brick wall
In a small Venezuelan restaurant on a bustling street in Jersey City, a group of people on a stage held… [more]
Inside Playboy’s struggle with notorious investor Adam Hochfelder
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Nearly 10 years after going to prison for fraud, the real estate investor is back in the spotlight after facing a flood of troubles at New York’s embattled Playboy Club
Adam Hochfelder pulled up to The Real Deal’s New York office in his Bentley on a mission. Prior to that Friday morning in June, the real estate investor and developer… [more]
No regrets on WeWork bets
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Bill Rudin counted on the company at two big properties, but says WeWork 'anchor' won't sink family firm
Bill Rudin spent time this summer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard — not exactly one of his haunting grounds. In its 94 years… [more]
The tech test
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It’s not just Facebook — developers and landlords are competing to land tech tenants, but also assessing the risk factor
After months of rumors and speculation over where Apple and Facebook would plant their flags in New York, Mark… [more]
Stellar’s dueling worlds
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Stellar Management’s reputation is mixed — some view the active landlord as a well-oiled machine, while others see its track record with tenants as egregious
Stellar Management has kept a notably low profile for most of its roughly… [more]
Knighting a new retail ruler
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Newmark Knight Frank skyrockets to top of brokerage ranking in wake of RKF buy — plus some positive signs trickle into the market amid the suffering
It was hard to miss the near mass hysteria that overtook social media in … [more]
Editor’s note: The industry’s image problem
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It’s been a tough year for real estate – but a good time for lobbyists. The industry seems to have lost the thread when it comes to getting politicians and… [more]
Features
Sizing up the industry’s complicated relationship with virtual money as more Bitcoin property deals close
The Reonomy co-founder, fresh off a $60 million funding round, on Texas Hold’em, overseeing a ‘venture-backed thing’ and English soccer
A roundup of news and data on the residential market
