Manhattan home sales experience record decline
Manhattan home sales plunged by the sharpest decline in 30 years this spring as the coronavirus left brokers and...
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Peloton plots, paramours and other problems as buildings reopen
Dog walkers, nannies, housekeepers and contractors are back at work in New Yorkers’ homes. Even some buildings that barred...
“People are looking for that bubble”: Brick Underground’s Teri Rogers on a residential market under lockdown
When you think of a New York City co-op board interview, your mind likely conjures up a well-heeled couple in their Sunday best, extremely...
British aristocrats sue to quit Park Ave purchase
A couple whose family has been part of the British aristocracy for generations wants out of a $5.5 million...
Sutton Place co-op in turmoil over terrace fees
It’s not just New York City parks where tensions about open space are boiling over. At a co-op building...
Co-op boards battle coronavirus with more rules, litigation
Stuck-up co-op boards are hell-bent on surviving the global health crisis, by whatever means necessary. From New York to...
Closing in the time of Covid-19: “We’re pulling out all the stops”
UPDATED Sunday, April 5, 2020, 11:43 a.m.: Closing in the time of coronavirus is onerous but not impossible. Developers...
Second Take: Related’s Israeli troubles and how co-ops are dealing with quarantine breakers
The reporters behind The Real Deal‘s coverage of the lawsuits quarantine breakers could face at co-ops and the Related Companies’ dicey time in Tel...
City’s property tax overhaul would increase burden for single-family homeowners
The preliminary proposal from a mayoral commission to overhaul New York City’s property tax system would raise fees on...
Daughter of Goldman exec nabs Fifth Avenue co-op for $25M
The daughter of Goldman Sachs’ head of merchant banking paid $25.3 million for a full-floor Fifth Avenue co-op. Jacqueline...
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