Eddie Small

From left: 333 Johnson Avenue, 250 Livingston Street and 12 MetroTech Center (Credit: Google Maps)

New York

City agencies dominated Brooklyn’s biggest office leases of 2019

Savannah's Christopher Schlank with One Court Square and Tishman Speyer's Rob Speyer with the JACX at 28-10 Queens Plaza South (Credit: Getty Images, One Court Square and CityRealty)

LIC dominated Queens office leases in 2019

E.B. Solomont

From left: 263 Surfside Drive and Ivan Kaufman with 901 and 939 Scuttle Hole Road (Credit: VHT Studios, Arbor)

Tri-State

The 10 priciest Hamptons home sales of 2019

All Markets

Chicago

Los Angeles

2019 In Review

Kathryn Brenzel

From left: Corcoran CEO Pam Liebman, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, Related Chairman Steve Ross, and Albany's State Capitol (Credit: Getty Images, iStock)

Amazon, WeWork and more — the biggest real estate stories of 2019

Extell CEO Gary Barnett (Credit: Adam Pogoff)

Gary Barnett gets candid about the condo boom of the 2010s and what’s to come

Rich Bockmann

Michael Shvo with 711 Fifth Avenue and Steve Ross with 30 Hudson Yards (Credit: Getty Images, Wikipedia, Google Maps)

Here are NYC’s 10 biggest investment sales of 2019

Mary Ann Tighe on Manhattan’s office boom of the 2010s

James Kleimann

Clockwise from left: Fulton Market, No. 9 Walton, Fritz Kaegi, Ed Burke, and the Trump Tower retail space

The biggest Chicago real estate stories of 2019

Hudson Companies president David Kramer 

David Kramer on outer-borough development in the 2010s

Terra Holdings owner and co-chairman Kent Swig

Kent Swig on 10 years of recovering from the Great Recession

Andrew Heiberger (Photo by Studio Scrivo)

Andrew Heiberger on the future role of a resi brokerage

Kelly Kennedy Mack (Photos by Michael McWeeney)

Kelly Mack on the new development boom of the 2010s

Alexi Friedman

Art Caption: Clockwise from top left: Assemblyman David Chiu and Gov. Gavin Newsom pushed for a statewide rent control law, L.A. mansions that sold for combined $400+ million, developer Mohamed Hadid battled to save his Bel Air project, Frederik Eklund of Douglas Elliman moved to L.A. and (inset) streaming services gobbled up more space.

LA’s biggest real estate stories of 2019

3333 Broadway and L+M’s Ron Moelis (left) and A&E Real Estate Holdings principal Douglas Eisenberg and the 539-unit Kestenbaum family portfolio in Rego Park (Credit: L+M, StreetEasy, The Rego Park 18 Portfolio)

Big portfolio sales grind to a near halt in 2019

TRD Staff

TRD reporters share their picks for top stories of 2019

The best of: TRD reporters share their picks for top stories of 2019

From left: 150 West 48th Street, 615-595 Dean Street and 141 East 47th Street (Credit: Google Maps)

Brooklyn development site tops 2019’s most-expensive list

From left: Adam Neumann, Rich Barton, Robert Reffkin and Masayoshi Son (Credit: Getty Images, iStock)

Breakups, bad neighbors and raw sewage: 2019’s juiciest lawsuits

Mary Diduch

Clockwise from top left: 134-37 35th Avenue, 137-61 Northern Boulevard and 110-00 Rockaway Boulevard 

Brooklyn? Fuhgeddaboudit. Queens has the biggest outer-boro hotel projects

Georgia Kromrei

From left: Adamson Associates' Alan Tearle, Handel Architects' Gary Handel, Aufgang Architects' Ariel Aufgang (Credit: Getty Images, iStock, Adamson, Aufgang)

These architects designed the most new dev in NYC this year

A rendering of 450 11th Avenue with David Marx of Marx Development Group (left) and 350 West 39th Street with Sam Chang (Credit: DSM Design Group and Gene Kaufman Architect)