By the numbers: Is Amazon all that?
Ever since Amazon announced last fall that it was looking for a new location for a second headquarters, aptly dubbed HQ2, North American cities have been tripping over themselves to woo the retail giant....
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By the numbers: Millennials vs. Baby Boomers
From the March issue: Whether you call them the Selfie Generation, Generation Me or the Do-Gooder Generation, it’s clear that...
By the numbers: The title insurance reckoning
From the February issue: Lavish parties, VIP tickets to sporting events, golf outings and occasional nights out at “gentlemen’s clubs”...
By the numbers: Seeking cash in Tel Aviv, not milk or honey
From the October issue: They go to the Holy Land not to pray, but instead to appeal to the people...
By the numbers: The WeWork effect
From the August issue: There’s never a dull moment at WeWork. In 2014, the New York City real estate industry’s jaw dropped when the office-sharing start-up raised $150 million and hit a valuation of $1.5 billion,...
By the numbers: Grappling with the Garment District
From the May issue: The Garment District was once the heart of Manhattan’s colorfully named Tenderloin red-light district, but...
By the numbers: Social media on steroids
From the March issue: Though residential real estate firms have been savvy about the importance of social media — and poured considerable resources into it — for at least the past decade, the competency...
By the numbers: High living brought low(er)
From the February issue: For more than a year now, weakness in Manhattan’s ultra-luxury condo market has been making headlines. But just how real (and deep) is the softness? “The market fell short of...
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