Naftali accused of violating zoning laws at UES development
A resident who lives across the street from the Naftali Group’s proposed Upper East Side development is trying to...
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Citing new rent law, building buyer wants money back
The buyer of a Murray Hill building wants his money back because of the new rent law. An LLC...
EB-5 sees investment boost, tensions flare between brokers and StreetEasy: Daily digest
Every day The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate happenings, from breaking news and scoops to...
Thor facing foreclosure at Theater District building
Thor Equities may not get the chance to rock out with Sammy Hagar after all. Joe Sitt’s firm is...
NYC lawmakers to fix property taxes … in 2030?
Two City Council members are thinking ahead about New York’s troubled property tax system. Eleven years ahead, to be...
Data on the brain: Who’s inking office leases?
Office leasing in Manhattan • Midtown office leasing saw a slow August with 780,000 square feet in deals inked,...
In a sputtering market, luxury brokers in Chicago’s tony suburbs get creative
It wasn’t long ago that mansions in the Chicago’s northern suburbs were in high demand. There were bidding wars,...
Opportunity Zones, luxury residential pricing, the diversity dilemma and more at TRD Miami’s Showcase & Forum
Grant Cardone jumped on stage, bringing along an entourage to The Real Deal’s Sixth Annual Miami Real Estate Showcase & Forum, waving 10X flags...
“Exceptionally wide” townhouse sells at exceptional discount
Size matters in real estate, but so does price. The 30-foot wide townhouse at 128 East 73rd Street was...
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EB-5 investors rush in ahead of looming rules change
Alejandro Navia had been getting just a handful of calls each month from potential EB-5 investors for his development...
Brokerage firms are locking horns with StreetEasy again. Here’s why
StreetEasy is at the center of controversy once again. In the past month, two separate incidents laid bare the...
Katten law firm moving to Rockefeller Center
Chicago-based law firm Katten is relocating its Manhattan offices to a large spread at Rockefeller Center. The company —...
Compass doesn’t want a jury trial in the Avi Dorfman case
Compass is appealing a decision by a New York judge who ordered a jury trial for Avi Dorfman, an...
Another WeWork exec is out, Bank OZK’s construction lending is up: Daily digest
Every day, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news, from breaking news and scoops to...
Co-living trend of renting bedrooms is back and here to stay: TRD Miami Showcase & Forum
Co-living is becoming a growing segment of South Florida’s multifamily market amid increased competition within the sector and from conventional apartment developers, according to...
SoftBank rescue plan would bring WeWork’s valuation to $8B
SoftBank is considering a financing package to save WeWork that would value the embattled office-space company at $8 billion,...
Bank OZK reports uptick in construction lending in Q3
Bank OZK reported an uptick in real estate construction lending in the third quarter amid cooling markets in New...
Minority real estate professionals still fight racial and gender barriers: TRD Miami Showcase & Forum
Minorities and women only represent 1.3 percent of the $69 trillion in global financial assets under management across mutual funds, hedge funds, real estate,...
TWA Hotel Takes Off at JFK Airport
The Eero Saarinen–designed TWA Flight Center at JFK reclaims its neo-futuristic glory—and opens to guests. Whether or not you were alive for the dawning of the Jet Age, you’ll recognize its soaring architecture, mod shapes, and saturated...
Why data will rule the roost in New York’s commercial real estate market
A city that sports more icons and iconoclasts per square mile, than any other tract of real estate on...
The Shift from High-Touch to High-Tech in Multifamily
For nearly a century, the secret to generating market rents in multifamily was by offering high-touch amenities. These included 24/7 concierge...