Capital offense: Legislature largely ignores real estate
By Kathryn Brenzel | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
With a week to go in the legislative session, Mayor Eric Adams went to Albany to pitch state lawmakers...
Capital offense: Legislature largely ignores real estate
Inflation, lawsuits prompt new ground lease models
By Kathryn Brenzel | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
Vornado Realty Trust says the land beneath its office building at 330 West 34th Street is worth $145 million. The land’s owner, Haymes Investment Company, claims its value is $225 million — entitling Haymes...
Inflation, lawsuits prompt new ground lease models
Texas
Builders have high hopes for 3D-printed housing
By Cindy Widner | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
America’s first fully permitted 3D-printed home took twice as long to print and cost more than double what its...
Builders have high hopes for 3D-printed housing
Los Angeles
The consensus builder
June 02, 2022 11:59PM
From tackling the $2 billion Alameda Corridor project to bringing the Staples Center to life, Steve Soboroff has spent the last five decades bridging the gap between the city of Los Angeles and real...
The consensus builder
Tri-State
Outside investors see big opportunities in North Fork hotels
By Pat Ralph | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
Jon Hoenig’s family and his business call New England home, but he feels a personal connection to Long Island’s...
Outside investors see big opportunities in North Fork hotels
Tri-State
Wealthy Hamptonites irked by even wealthier newcomers
By Raji Pandya | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
Well-heeled Hamptonites balked in April when pay-per-seat helicopter service Blade revealed it would be jacking up the cost of a Manhattan-to-East Hampton flight to more than $1,000 this summer. After years of mounting noise...
Wealthy Hamptonites irked by even wealthier newcomers
National
Is it last call for America’s housing boom?
June 03, 2022 01:59AM
For months, Compass agent Diana Sutherlin has been running like a bartender at last call. Catering to a diverse...
Is it last call for America’s housing boom?
Los Angeles
Sister act: How CBRE’s Darla Longo and Barbara Perrier became an industrial force
By Isabella Farr | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
When Darla Longo arrives at CBRE’s office in Glendale, California, Barbara Perrier is already waiting, wearing a blue pantsuit....
Sister act: How CBRE’s Darla Longo and Barbara Perrier became an industrial force
Chicago
Inside Chicago’s condo deconversion wars
By Sam Lounsberry | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
Margerita Humolli had few qualms about KSN, her condo board’s longtime legal counsel — until she learned that the Chicago law firm has turned at least 70 condo buildings into apartments, leaving her in...
Inside Chicago’s condo deconversion wars
Deans of design: Ranking New York’s busiest architecture firms
By Orion Jones | Research By Matthew Elo | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
When James Davidson, a partner at SLCE, walked from his Greenwich Village home to the architecture firm’s office in...
Deans of design: Ranking New York’s busiest architecture firms
Texas
On the front lines in Texas’ Ranch wars
By Maddy Sperling | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
When Covid arrived in March of 2020, third-generation Texas ranch broker Sam Middleton thought it meant a few weeks...
On the front lines in Texas’ Ranch wars
National
Rising costs plunge Arizona’s Salt River Valley into affordability crisis
By Molly Bogoin | June 13, 2022 07:00AM
Emily Allen was sure her seventh offer on a home in Phoenix, Arizona, where she and her husband, Ryan,...
Rising costs plunge Arizona’s Salt River Valley into affordability crisis
Rob Speyer on the long arc of megadevelopment, New York’s renaissance and proptech bets
June 03, 2022 02:01AM
In most real estate rooms, Tishman Speyer is the 800-pound-gorilla. But Rob Speyer wants it to be the most...
Rob Speyer on the long arc of megadevelopment, New York’s renaissance and proptech bets
The Closing: Eran Chen
By Keith Larsen | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
If Eran Chen cultivates the image of the cool New York architect, so do his buildings. He’s playful with shape and has an affinity for structures that teeter right on the edge of pedestrians’...
The Closing: Eran Chen
National
Editor’s note: Of mayors and moguls
By Stuart Elliott | June 03, 2022 07:00AM
There’s a delicate dance between mayors and the real estate developers who build the city. That intricate two-step was on display at The Real Deal’s NYC Real Estate Showcase + Forum last month, when...
Editor’s note: Of mayors and moguls
