National
Employees revolt against return-to-office edicts
By Bill Egbert | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Momentum for a broad return to the workplace this summer is fizzling in the face of uprisings from employees...
Employees revolt against return-to-office edicts
A diamond is forever. Is the Diamond District?
By Joe Lovinger | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Nothing turns a jewelry salesman on quite like the sight of naked fingers. To walk down Manhattan’s Diamond District...
A diamond is forever. Is the Diamond District?
Tri-State
Climate change a “non-issue” in Hamptons despite exceptional vulnerability
By Laura Euler | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Sea levels are rising. Catastrophic storms are increasing. Temperatures are soaring to unprecedented highs. Yet here in the Hamptons,...
Climate change a “non-issue” in Hamptons despite exceptional vulnerability
The Closing: Gary LaBarbera
By Kathryn Brenzel | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Gary LaBarbera can rattle off two specific dates: His first rendezvous with his future wife and the day he became a card-carrying union member. On February 2, 1981, he joined Teamsters Local 282, a...
The Closing: Gary LaBarbera
Los Angeles
How a Singaporean REIT’s mighty US hotel investment sunk
By Kevin Sun | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
A retired British ocean liner. A decommissioned Soviet submarine. And now, a bankrupt Singaporean real estate investment trust. All...
How a Singaporean REIT’s mighty US hotel investment sunk
Miami
Ecuadorian president’s alleged Florida real estate ties raise questions
By Lidia Dinkova | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
The South Florida real estate market’s reputation as a magnet for dirty money has made unwelcome headlines around the...
Ecuadorian president’s alleged Florida real estate ties raise questions
Tri-State
Abandon hope, all ye who work here: Hamptons workers shut out
By Laura Euler | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
As $812 million mansions are snapped up by financiers as fast as they can be built and it’s hard...
Abandon hope, all ye who work here: Hamptons workers shut out
National
Investments pour into single-family rentals as home prices soar
By Keith Larsen and Cordilia James | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
When Doug Brien looks at opportunities in the single-family rental business, he sees a pair of goal posts a...
Investments pour into single-family rentals as home prices soar
Tri-State
Flurry of 8-figure deals highlight top Hamptons sales in June
By Bill Egbert | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
The Hamptons housing market continues to sizzle even with summer in full swing. Several buyers forked over eight-figure sums...
Flurry of 8-figure deals highlight top Hamptons sales in June
Los Angeles
The last mile-high club: Brokers adapt to a booming industrial market
By Isabella Farr | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Brian Thene was looking to break into commercial brokerage at the beginning of 2020. After spending a few years...
The last mile-high club: Brokers adapt to a booming industrial market
Tri-State
The land that time forgot: A North Fork real estate saga
By Joe Lovinger | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
It’s easier to spot open real estate from thousands of feet above. Just ask Enzo Morabito. Back in the...
The land that time forgot: A North Fork real estate saga
Contract killers: Construction disputes spell disaster for projects
By Kathryn Brenzel | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Days before the opening of New York City’s second-tallest building, workers in Navillus T-shirts scurried around the construction site....
Contract killers: Construction disputes spell disaster for projects
Tri-State
North Fork vineyards attract new varietals of buyers
By Heather Skyler | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
In 1973, Alex and Louisa Hargrave purchased a 66-acre potato farm in Cutchogue for $230,000 on something of a...
North Fork vineyards attract new varietals of buyers
Hybrid horizons: How 3 Manhattan office tenants are retooling the workplace
By Akiko Matsuda | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Like countless Manhattan office workers, employees at professional services firm Mazars USA are returning to a Midtown workplace notably...
Hybrid horizons: How 3 Manhattan office tenants are retooling the workplace
Tri-State
Little houses draw big interest in mansion-heavy Hamptons market
By Laura Euler | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Picture this: a reality show, in which East End brokers compete to get the highest prices possible for a...
Little houses draw big interest in mansion-heavy Hamptons market
National
Editor’s note: A tragic wake-up call
By Stuart Elliott | July 12, 2021 07:00AM
Disasters in South Florida have traditionally been natural, not man-made. The region’s climate, long characterized by hurricanes, has transformed the way its housing is constructed. Hurricane Andrew, which destroyed more than 63,000 homes when...
Editor’s note: A tragic wake-up call
