But Serhant said TRD’s ranking doesn’t give the full picture because it only includes Manhattan. When Brooklyn is factored in, he said, his team did $800 million in closed sales, including $60 million at 550 Vanderbilt in Prospect Heights...

He also said the firm’s presence at One Vanderbilt and at Hudson Yards, where it worked on 10 and 30 Hudson Yards, has set the stage for future work â€' whether in the form of new buildings or major renovations...

(Illustration by Dawid Ryski) In early June, New York real estate investor and lender Josh Zegen got a tip that Lou Ceruzzi was looking for (Illustration by Dawid Ryski) In early June, New York real estate investor and lender Josh Zegen got a tip that Lou Ceruzzi was looking for...

Developer Bruce Eichner, for example, replaced the firm at his 83-unit 45 East 22nd Street known as Madison Square Park Tower in September 2016 in favor of none other than Elliman. Meanwhile, just last month, Forest City Ratner and Greenland USA replaced Corcoran with Nest Seekers International’s Ryan Serhant, who will handle more than 100 unsold units at 550 Vanderbilt Avenue â€' the first condo tower at the sprawling Pacific Park development in Brooklyn...

Our ranking only includes senior mortgages filed in public records, which means two big construction loans didn't make the cut. In September, SL Green Realty announced it had closed on a $1.5 billion construction loan for its One Vanderbilt office development from a syndicate including Wells Fargo, The Bank of New York Mellon, JP Morgan Chase, TD Bank and Bank of China...

Half of the 10 largest permit applications â€' by square footage â€' for new developments in the city were for projects in the outer boroughs. Emerging major real estate playgrounds, like Long Island City and the Bronx, topped the list, falling not too far behind the biggest development proposed this year: SL Green Realty's One Vanderbilt in Midtown East...

SL Green filed permits in March to demolish a 22-story, 418,000-square-foot office building at 317 Madison Avenue, part of the developer's One Vanderbilt project...

Chinese development firm Greenland USA and Forest City Ratner’s Pacific Park mega-development landed the firms at the top of the list. The joint venture has filed plans for two condominiums with 522 units combined, including 550 Vanderbilt, which will have 278 apartments...

At the 278-unit condo 550 Vanderbilt, located at Pacific Park, units are priced between $550,000 and $5.5 million...

No different from 1 Vanderbilt,” he said...

The year’s largest single-building office deal in the borough was RXR Realty and American Landmark Properties’ $194.5 million purchase of a long-term ground lease on the office building at 470 Vanderbilt Avenue from Starwood Capital and GFI Capital Resources...

The borough’s second-biggest deal took place just across Atlantic Avenue: In February, Scott Rechler’s RXR Realty and American Landmark Properties paid $194.5 million for the long-term ground lease on the 710,746-square-foot office building at 470 Vanderbilt Avenue...

The 6,740-square-foot home was sold by the estate of the late financier Peter Novello, who acquired it in 2008 for $10.8 million, but died in 2012. Novello completed an extensive renovation of the property after the previous owner, a Florida businessman named William Rupp, added ornamental embellishments to the exterior of the property and built a wall atop the home to block neighbors’ views. Novello also replicated the oak floors and rebuilt the library and riverfront conservatory that had existed when the home was owned by Shipman, whose clients included New York’s elite, such as Robert Vanderbilt, J.S...

The 9,000-square-foot home was designed by architect Mott Schmidt. It’s been dubbed “the last of the Georgians” in reference to the signature American Georgian Classic style Schmidt employed in designing early 19th-century grand homes for the likes of the Vanderbilts and Rockefellers...

14 Buckingham Drive in Alpine, N.J., sold for $6.2 million. It’s a question many New Yorkers, especially those with children, ask themselves at some point: 14 Buckingham Drive in Alpine, N.J., sold for $6.2 million. It’s a question many New Yorkers, especially those with children, ask themselves at some point:...