The Daily Dirt: Luxury market sees recession-level week
Eeek. Only one contract was signed last week for a Manhattan home asking at least $4 million. The contract...
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The Daily Dirt: Well, it’s May.
Happy May, everyone. Let’s take stock. In two weeks, the “New York On Pause” order expires. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Friday that sometime before then, he will provide an update on whether the...
The Daily Dirt: The “nightmare” neighbor on Broad Street
A short-term rental company has been wreaking havoc on a Financial District luxury building, a new lawsuit alleges. Two...
The Daily Dirt: The deal is off? Realogy thinks not
Realogy claims the company that agreed to buy its relocation business is using the coronavirus crisis as an excuse...
The Daily Dirt: Coronavirus shapes luxury negotiations
Eek! Luxury deals in Manhattan dropped 90 percent in the past four weeks. Only eight contracts were inked for...
The Daily Dirt: Brokers can apply for federal loan program this week
Brokers can start applying for forgivable loans this Friday. Companies got a head start. The Small Business Administration’s $350...
The Daily Dirt: City’s largest brokerages cut staff
The city’s largest residential brokerages are facing a near-total market shutdown. Firms have responded to the crisis by, in...
The Daily Dirt: Stuy Town tenants are suing Blackstone to stop summer rent hikes
Blackstone is facing a lawsuit from its Stuy Town tenants to stop rent hikes that were due to start...
The Daily Dirt: Landlords may not be able to warehouse apartments
When New York restricted how landlords can increase rents on regulated apartments, some owners said they would leave units...
The Daily Dirt: City Hall joins developers in fight for UWS tower
Developers have the city on their side in this UWS fight. They say you can’t fight City Hall, but...
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