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Lisa Lippman cut her teeth selling uptown co-ops. When the Brown Harris Stevens broker started her career 25 years ago, Manhattan’s aristocracy reigned at the “good buildings” on Fifth and Park, whil…

Real estate attorneys and lobbyists believe two landlord groups’ constitutional challenge to New York’s rent regulations could ultimately eliminate the practice of rent stabilization altogether. To th…

For a roughly eight-week stretch, New York real estate players were facing a doomsday scenario in the form of a looming pied-à-terre tax that had garnered broad support in Albany. But over the course …

When Phil Murphy beat out then-Lieutenant Gov. Kim Guadagno to clinch the gubernatorial seat in New Jersey last November, his victory was a big win for Democrats in the state, where the party already …

At 9800 Grape Street in the Watts neighborhood of southern Los Angeles, gone are the low-rise complexes that were the epicenter of the Rodney King riots. In their place stand rows of wood-frame skelet…

This year’s spring housing market came a couple of months later than usual to the leafy suburbs of New Jersey. But it was worth the wait. Michele Kolsky-Assatly, a veteran agent with Coldwell Banker f…

The red brick building at 1704 North Mohawk Street was a dream for developers on the hunt for the few remaining properties in Lincoln Park that are financially feasible for condo redevelopment. The p…

Real estate professionals prefer to let their money do the talking . Presidential election issues touch on key provisions of the tax law, housing initiatives and immigration policy, and the war in G…

As Raoul Thomas clung to hope that he would recapitalize his $285 million loan on the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC in time to avoid losing the hotel, the financier got tired of waiting. Lender BDT …

Suburban Chicago’s luxury homeowners won’t stop reaching for the absolute top of the market. Another couple has listed a St. Charles property for just under $6.9 million, making it the second most-ex…

Untethered from the daily commute, homebuyers fanned out across the country during the pandemic, seizing their newfound freedom to explore markets far away from city centers. Harbor Custom Developmen…

One year ago, Gov. Kathy Hochul had had enough. “We’re a national leader in blocking housing,” she declared from the dais at the New York Housing Conference’s annual award ceremony in December 2022. …

John Rutledge (Photo by Nathanial Smith) “For us to do a deal in Chicago, it has to be almost perfect.” As an Illinois boy, John Rutledge’s love for the Windy City is unconditional. Getting inve…

A short drive from downtown Miami, colorful murals highlight the Haitian diaspora and pink and yellow island-themed buildings dot Second Avenue in Little Haiti. Among the traditional Creole eateries, …

It’s midsummer in Southern California — boom time for local real estate agents who serve celebrities, Saudi royals, off-season sports stars and others in the short-term, tall-order luxury rental niche…

In the fall of 2016, Roger Ailes was by all accounts a very wealthy man. Fox News had just pushed him out from the company he built over allegations of sexual harassment, but paid him $40 million for …

When Gary Barnett launched sales at One57 in 2011, he was met with skepticism.Prices at the Extell Development tower ranged from $3,000 to $8,285 per square foot. Some in the industry called those ask…

When prominent New York developer Jed Walentas asked the city to approve a set of sleek towers on Brooklyn’s industrial waterfront last year, he pitched his company as a player that always abides by t…

At the end of a pedestrian tunnel, down a flight of Stairs From Street level, a plush bar with a Prohibition motif caters to wealthy newcomers who have gentrified Manhattan’s Lower East Side, displaci…

As the rest of the country was shutting down in March, South Florida’s top brokers were getting phone calls from wealthy out-of-towners looking for high-end homes they could rent — preferably with a p…