In an industry of independent contractors whose fortunes hang on the ebb and flow of dealmaking, little-known commission advancing companies provide a key source...
The industry’s eternal optimists aren’t putting on a brave face any longer. As the COVID-19 pandemic ground New York City’s economy to a near-standstill, the Real Estate Board of New York’s quarterly survey measuring...
Real estate brokers are generally in the eat-what-you-kill business, working as independent contractors whose main source of income is...
Hi there. It’s me, the other person the broker told you was interested in this property. Yes, that’s right:...
A Canadian real estate agent has been describing her experience as a passenger on the Diamond Princess, a 2,500-passenger...
TRD reporter Erin Hudson broke the news Wednesday that New York landlords, not tenants, would be obliged to pay...
A decade from now, the real estate marketplace may not be swarming with as many agents as there are today. Automation and increased consolidation of business with top agents will whittle down the ranks....
John Gomes had what he called “a danger feeling.” It was Halloween and the real estate agent was meeting a client in Lower Manhattan...
Compass agent Micha Hendel wants the record set straight: The listing at 136 Clinton Avenue isn’t haunted. Ever since the current owners bought it in 1996, no poltergeists, ghouls, or other-worldly characters have materialized...
It’s been a difficult few years for the New York City residential brokerage world. Tech pressures have risen, venture...
