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Having the right guide when navigating the NYC property tax landscape can be the difference between success and failure. Since 2008, MGNY has leveraged its expertise and innovative systems to keep …

A city official and a Cushman & Wakefield broker walked into a meeting at 1 Centre Street, headquarters of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services. It was October, a little more than a wee…

Build, baby, build! Gary Barnett, Steve Witkoff and the Zeckendorfs received financing packages totaling $1 billion or more in 2024 for their construction projects — helping lead a resurgence in big-…

Investors that are ready to pick up their pencils and make some deals are looking for an edge in the New York City market, and they’re finding it with Ariel Property Advisors. Ariel has a proven tra…

New York City’s 10 biggest real estate loans in August and September totaled $1.4 billion this year, down from $2.2 billion last year. The financing, split between Manhattan and the outer boroughs, la…

The conversion of commercial buildings into housing is gaining momentum once again in New York City. In the 1990s, it was a trend in the Financial District, driven by a surplus of office space followi…

From left: Joseph Chetrit, Barry Sternlicht, David Rubenstein, Michael Dell, and Marc Holliday, along with 305 East 86th Street and 1540 Broadway (Getty, Carlyle, Google Maps) Lingering uncertainty in…

Residential projects scored the city’s biggest real estate loans last month as lenders pumped money into several large developments. Luxury condos and multifamily projects, including two Extell Develo…

Bill Rudin is the co-chairman and CEO of Rudin Management, one of New York City’s largest family-run real estate firms. Rudin is also chairman of the Real Estate Board of New York and a former chairma…

The 10 largest Manhattan loans recorded in October totaled $1.83 billion, a 45 percent drop from September’s all-year high but still the second strongest month since the pandemic hit the city in March…

A Bronx warehouse topped the list of largest projects in New York City last month. The Bruckner Boulevard project from Innovo Property Group and Square Mile Capital Management topped the list by a wid…

From the November issue: The NYC Finance Department’s top deputy commissioner told a group of Albany legislators early last year that the city’s property tax — its largest single revenue generator — i…

Earlier this month, The Real Deal took a look at the largest single-property investment sales of 2018. Now, TRD is rounding up the top 10 portfolio deals of the year. The 10 largest sales combined for…

Commercial brokers have long days, filled with structuring deals, sourcing financing and pulling market data. And all those hours mean it’s important for brokers to find a firm that’s a good fit, a co…

One year after a narrow margin of victory led to calls for a recount , there is now a clear leader in the competitive world of New York property management. FirstService Residential vaulted further …

The numbers don’t lie — 2023 was a tough year to find debt. Rates kept rising and lending markets tightened , pushing developers with projects in the pipeline to the sidelines and office owners wi…

From the December issue: Since taking office nearly four years ago, Mayor Bill de Blasio has had a love-hate relationship with New York’s real estate industry, to say the least. The Real Deal detailed…

HUBB NYC Properties bought a handful of retail condominiums at 60 Guilders and the Carlyle Group’s Midtown South commercial condo conversion for $24 million. The Midtown-based buyer paid $23.9 million…

More than two months after Hurricane Sandy smashed into New York City, some Lower Manhattan landlords are being forced to reach into their own pockets — in some cases deeply — to pay for repairs to th…

Non-bank mortgage lenders have jumped head first into the large-loan markets in Brooklyn and Queens as banks pull back, a review of city records by The Real Deal shows. San Francisco-based ACORE Capit…