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From the May issue: Apartment sales took a respite last quarter, even as the rental market heated up. The number of apartment units sold in Manhattan declined in the first quarter by nearly 20 percent…

From the March issue: A roundup of news and data on the commercial market.…

Every weekday, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m. Please send any tips or deals to tips@therealdeal.com. This page …

From the June issue: Median apartment rents for uptown properties rose sharply over the last year and developers filed for more new residential developments in Central Harlem than most other neighborh…

From the July issue: Both Manhattan and Brooklyn new development condominium sales are on the rise according to year-over-year comparisons in May from Halstead Property Development and Marketing. But …

The latest batch of reports found that overall broker confidence took a hit in the third quarter and that Manhattan office leasing activity is above the five-year monthly average. Residential Q3 2015 …

A roundup of news and data on the commercial market.…

Now that the light bulbs have been changed and the solar power panels have been harnessed, real estate firms in New York are gearing up for Sustainability 2.0. In fact, just about every big New York f…

State officials seized Cushman & Wakefield broker Diana Boutross’ cell phone upon her return from a trip to Japan. At the time, Boutross was with the mayor’s chief adviser, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, and J…

From the March issue: The lending market has already shifted gears since the start of the year. Lenders are tightening their standards, and the issuance of commercial mortgage-backed securities is slo…

From the November Issue:Office leasing in Downtown and Midtown South were off sharply in the past four months compared with the same period in 2015, an analysis of CoStar Group data by The Real Deal r…

Manhattan commercial sales dropped to their lowest level in nearly four years in February, with just $557 million in sales recorded, an analysis of NYC Department of Finance data showed. The largest d…

From the June issue: Queens investment sales soared to $437 million in April, a more than 115 percent increase from the month prior, an analysis of NYC Department of Finance data showed. The priciest …

From the July issue: Queens investment sales fell to$396 million in May, a 21 percent decline from April. The volume was about 10 percent below the 12-month average of $440 million. The top sale in th…

From the December issue: Manhattan investment sales began 2015 with several monster transactions, led by Ivanhoe Cambridge’s January purchase of 1095 Sixth Avenue for $2.2 billion from the Blackstone …

When Kushner Companies paid a record $1.8 billion for the aluminum-clad office building 666 Fifth Avenue in 2007, located between 52nd and 53rd streets, the market was still booming. But less than two…

In 2012, One57 rose, and Dewey & LeBoeuf collapsed. The World Trade Center topped out, and Manhattan Apartments bottomed out. The Barclays Center brought stars to Brooklyn, and Bravo TV made celebriti…

On an island with 450 million square feet of office space, an early 20th-century Midtown building of less than 100,000 square feet is a drop in the bucket. But in January, the 13-story 681 Fifth Avenu…

Commercial real estate insiders in New York City can easily tick off Manhattan’s top power brokers in the office leasing world — and rank the biggest firms here to boot. But a haze obscures the actual…

Robert Knakal calls his move into the realm of mega-deals “a slow and steady progression.” Slow and steady is a wild understatement for Knakal, co-founder and chairman of the city’s largest local comm…