Real estate stocks rally on strong May jobs report
Stock markets rallied on Friday following much stronger job gains in May than were expected, with many real estate...
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Community nonbank lenders are saving minority-owned businesses
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As Black Lives Matter protests rage on, NY real estate bleeds blue
Each year, titans of real estate get out their tuxedos and checkbooks and head to a ritzy gala to...
Judge says Realogy’s suit against Compass can stand
A New York judge has denied Compass’ motion to dismiss an explosive lawsuit accusing the brokerage of “predatory” poaching...
Opportunity Zones investors get a Covid-19 lifeline
The federal government has extended the deadline for Opportunity Zone investors and developers to deploy capital and begin construction...
No, Tokenizing Real Estate Won’t Make It Less Stable
As we have seen over the last several weeks, nothing makes the global market plummet like a pandemic. It...
Keep up with our coverage in The Real Deal‘s next complimentary national issue
The Real Deal’s last issue brought all of our markets together as the real estate industry grappled with the...
Alicia Glen to launch development firm, MSquared
Former Deputy Mayor and Goldman Sachs alum Alicia Glen is about to launch her own development firm to build...
Seritage terminates leases on most of its Sears, Kmart locations
The real estate company that Sears spun off five years ago to shore up cash is cutting ties with...
Construction, retail, restaurants lead May jobs rebound
The U.S. added 2.5 million jobs in May, a surprising bounceback after a March and April that saw 22.1...
24 Hour Fitness in talks with bidders ahead of bankruptcy
24 Hour Fitness is in talks with entities to find a stalking horse bidder ahead of a court-supervised bankruptcy....
The Interview: States Title’s Max Simkoff on reforming the murkiest corner of real estate
If real estate is seen as a dinosaur when it comes to adopting technology, title insurance may be the industry’s Argentinosaurus. The residential closing...
Miguel McKelvey out at WeWork
Miguel McKelvey is leaving WeWork, the embattled office-sharing company he helped found in 2010. McKelvey was one of the few remaining executives at WeWork following its failed attempt to go public and bailout by...
Real estate ad dollars vanished as pandemic spread
Eyeballs were looking for real estate to ogle online, but developers pulled back on hawking their properties. The amount...
TRD Insights: These office landlords are most exposed to Big Tech’s #WFH movement
Big Tech has been a major driver of office leasing activity in recent years. But that may soon change....
What would a WeWork bankruptcy look like?
In April, a Manhattan landlord who leases a large space to WeWork received an email from a broker who was working on behalf of the struggling co-working company to renegotiate its office leases. “I...
Community nonbank lenders are saving minority-owned businesses
Many community-based nonbank lenders are stepping to help minority-owned businesses damaged in the civil unrest that’s gripped cities across...
“We must do better”: Real estate leaders move to address discrimination in industry
Nationwide protests over the killing of George Floyd at the hands of police have quickly shifted to a larger...
WeWork, SoftBank hit with class action over failed IPO
A group of investors have filed a class action lawsuit against WeWork — the latest of a series of...
Unprecedented expectations around transparency: ILPA Principles 3.0 reflect an evolving and diverse private equity funds industry
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