Shorewood Real Estate Group and Prodigy Network landed $105 million in construction financing for their mixed-use development at 17 John Street.

Mere months after launching sales at Manhattan’s first crowdfunded condo tower, Prodigy Network and Korman Communities backtracked on their plans and will now operate...

For more than 10 years, Korman Communities has operated five extended-stay hotels in New York City under its AKA brand. Now, the Korman family...

The wisdom of the crowd is about to be tested as Manhattan’s first condo building funded by a large group of internet-based investors is...

Go behind the scenes of our latest cover story “Crowd Favorites” as The Real Deal gears up for another #TRDchat on Thursday, July 23 at 12:30 p.m. Reporter...

From the July issue: Rodrigo Niño doesn’t quite fit in with his fellow crowdfunding entrepreneurs. At 45, he is older than most of his peers....

Despite exchanging niceties and riffing on the fraternal nature of the industry, some of crowdfunding’s biggest names made one thing very clear at The Real Deal‘s New Development...

Real estate crowdfunding firm Prodigy Network officially applied to build its extended-stay hotel at 17 John Street, according to a permit application filed with...

Real estate crowdfunding firm Prodigy Network is in contract to buy two former Ring portfolio buildings for $100 million, The Real Deal has learned. The deal comes...

Apartments in the city’s first crowd-funded condo project are hitting the market, with prices starting at $1.2 million.

Prodigy Network, one of the city’s most prominent real estate crowdfunding firms, is following in WeWork’s footsteps with plans to combine shared workspace and...

Real estate crowdfunding startup Prodigy Network closed on the acquisition of a 15-story rental building at 17 John Street for $85.3 million. The sum...

New York City-based real estate firm Prodigy Network is converting a Financial District highrise into an extended-stay hotel for business travelers.

Crowdfunding, the latest investment trend in U.S. real estate projects, is poised to unseat traditional banks and investment players, according to Forbes columnist and...

Real estate crowdfunding startup Prodigy Network kicked off its real estate, architecture, interiors and urban planning platform Prodigy Design Lab Thursday.

A number of new real estate startups are bypassing traditional banks and professional investors and instead taking to crowdfunding platforms to finance new projects.

A Manhattan-based developer that aims to raise $31 million from equity investors in $100,000 increments to convert an apartment building at 17 John Street into...

 Prodigy Network is hoping to add an unusual penthouse — an eight-story postmodern glass topper — to its 15-story hotel conversion project at 17 John...

From left: Elliman’s Fredrik Eklund and Raphael De Niro, Prodigy Network’s Rodrigo Nino and Trump Soho After months of speculation, Prudential Douglas Elliman officially...

Bond New York has launched a Chinese-language section on its website in an effort to attract Asian investors and buyers, Crain’s reported. It is...