The Real Deal New York

Will a price cut at the “gingerbread house” lead to a happy ending? The owners of landmarked home in Brooklyn slashed 18 percent off the asking price last week,...

From the July issue: When Vornado Realty Trust, Related Companies and Skanska finalized a deal with New York State for the creation of a $1.6 billion train hall at the old...

With its Residential Listing System (RLS) set to launch Aug. 1, the Real Estate Board of New York is providing more details on the finer points of how brokers...

In the second victory this month for tenants living in buildings built with the help of a 421g tax break, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled Wednesday that the owners of 90 West Street illegally deregulated apartments and overcharged on rents for years. In...

An investment firm founded by the owner of the English soccer club Tottenham Hotspur signed a 46,492-square-foot office lease at SL Green Realty’s 100 Church Street in the Financial...

Compared to May’s less than stellar performance, June was a pretty solid month for office leasing in New York City. Together, the 10 biggest office lease deals in Manhattan made public during June totaled 938,748 square feet, up over 300,000 square feet from May,...

This Swedish meatball’s act has gone a little stale. After touting his position at the top of New York’s brokerage ranking for years – even including it in his email signature and contesting any...

A Blink Fitness and a Michaels craft store signed 40,000 square feet worth of retail leases at a commercial development in Brooklyn’s Midwood neighborhood. The businesses will take up...

From LLNYC: It’s perfectly common practice for proud developers — once their treasured new building is close to completion — to throw open their front doors and treat potential...

The Real Deal’s ever-expanding New York City real estate database, TRData, has been hard at work for over a year compiling pages for every broker, salesperson, owner, developer and...

Most expensive Hamptons listing hits the market for $150M Move over, La Dune. The most expensive listing in the East End right now is a 14-acre Southampton spread, asking...

“Mr. Durst? Please hold for Mayor Bill de Blasio.” Hizzoner personally put a call in to Douglas Durst last week, urging the developer to drop his financial support for...

A corporation can’t give a New York state political candidate more than $5,000, but an LLC can give as much as $65,000, which is how SL Green Realty cut...

If StreetEasy wanted to test the loyalty of the city’s rental agents, they have their answer. Within 24 hours of introducing a new $3-per-day fee for rental listings, the...

The Durst Organization picked up a second vacant lot in Harlem, directly across from its land at 1800 Park Avenue. The development firm, led by Douglas Durst, bought an...

Fosun International is seeking a loan of up to $800 million to refinance 28 Liberty Street, sources told The Real Deal, taking the next step in its repositioning of the 2.1 million-square-foot Lower Manhattan tower it bought for $725 million in 2013. The Shanghai-based...

Related Companies and Hudson Companies have filed plans for the eighth building in their Riverwalk rental complex on Roosevelt Island. The developers plan to build a 21-story residential building...

From the Los Angeles summer issue: The bromance between Jonathan Gray and Roy March is on full display in Los Angeles this year, as the CEOs have teamed up to sell a $2 billion-plus treasure trove of office towers. But the bond between Gray and...

Acadia Realty Trust filed an offering plan last week for the condominium conversion of 640 Broadway, a turn-of-the-century rental property in Noho that was originally known as the Empire...

An investment bank just inked a lease for the entire 12th floor of the Paramount Group’s 1301 Sixth Avenue. Leerink Partners plans to take 40,811 square feet at the...