Name: Floyd Mayweather's real estate lawsuit explained, inside the RED Awards, and more | Deconstruct
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Description: On this week's episode of Deconstruct, Hannah Kramer and Lilah Burke break down one of the strangest real estate stories of the year: Floyd Mayweather's lawsuit against former advisor Jona Rechnitz, alleging the theft of $175 million in cash, jewelry and real estate investments.

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On this week's episode of Deconstruct, Hannah Kramer and Lilah Burke break down one of the strangest real estate stories of the year: Floyd Mayweather's lawsuit against former advisor Jona Rechnitz, alleging the theft of $175 million in cash, jewelry and real estate investments.

Floyd Mayweather's real estate lawsuit explained, inside the RED Awards, and more | Deconstruct

"You have one hour to decide." Watch as Stephen Siegel recounts the phone call that changed his life: a surprise meeting with the Rockefellers, an unexpected offer to become Cushman &amp; Wakefield's CEO at just 37 years old, and 60 minutes to choose whether he'd lead one of the biggest brokerage firms in the world.

CEO at 37, 1 hour to decide: Stephen Siegel on the phone call that changed his life

At the RED Awards, which bills itself as the “most prestigious and credible honors in real estate,” “elite professionals, firms, and visionaries” gather for honors like Elevator Contractor of the Year and Customer Service Excellence Award for Fire Alarm/Life Safety.

Inside the RED Awards, real estate's "Hustler's Ball"

From high school jock and abusive boyfriend to debt-burdened real estate developer. Smash hit HBO series Euphoria captured the real-life drama real estate developers face in the show's latest season as newly grown-up Nate Jacobs attempts to build a retirement community on the California coast line. But as narrator Rue explains, Nate didn't understand "how f*cking hard it is to build in Southern California."

How building real estate in California KILLED one of Euphoria's main characters | Reel Estate

With its unique combination of generational design, pristine waterfront location and elevated wellness concept, Gran Cosón is the perfect development for the Christie’s clientele.

Christie’s International Real Estate Group brings the Dominican Republic to NYC with Gran Cosón

Take a New York minute to join TRD and Christie’s International Real Estate as they tour the forthcoming Atlantic Club Residences on the Jersey Shore with developer Roy Stillman.

Roy Stillman and Christie’s International Real Estate Group take you to The Atlantic Club Residences

Zohran Mamdani’s housing plan is one of the most ambitious New York has seen: $22 billion, 200,000 new affordable homes and 200,000 preserved units.

Can Mamdani fix New York housing?

From the mailroom to the C-suite, Stephen Siegel has helped shape the modern New York City commercial real estate landscape.

Inside the Mind of a Mega Broker: Stephen Siegel on CBRE, ESG & Billion-Dollar Deals | Coffee Talk

In our first episode of Capital Confidential, we headed to LIC to meet Justin Pelsinger, Partner and COO at Charney Companies.

Inside the mind of Charney Companies COO Justin Pelsinger | Capital Confidential

A new Fed chair is in. But don’t expect mortgage rates to fall overnight.

Why mortgage rates could get worse under Trump’s new Fed chair

NYC's controversial COPA bill is back in play. The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act would give nonprofits and approved joint ventures first dibs on certain distressed apartment buildings. With Mayor Mamdani's support and renewed City Council momentum, the debate is heating up again.

NYC's most controversial housing bill is back

The pandemic housing boom is over — and the fallout is getting harder to ignore. Foreclosures are rising in once-hot markets, while homeowners are taking major builders to court over alleged construction defects. Is this the start of deeper housing distress, or just a return to normal?

America’s housing hangover has arrived

An $84,000 commission dispute just turned into a $47.8 million verdict.

How an $84K broker fee became a $48M punishment

From “real estate millionaire” to federal indictment. Prosecutors say influencer Greg Parker Jr. — aka “Big Bizzneesss” — sold followers a dream of wealth through real estate investing. But according to a new indictment, many investors allegedly ended up with condemned homes, unpaid taxes… or no properties at all.

From private jets to federal charges: The fall of ‘Big Bizzneesss’

Richard LeFrak joins Amir Korangy for an exclusive tour of Solé Mia, the massive master-planned development transforming North Miami.

Richard LeFrak’s $4 BILLION Bet on North Miami | Coffee Talk

For our latest Developer Diary, TRD and BSH visited Music City for a look inside the Pendry Residences Nashville. This collection of branded residences combines a distinctly Nashville aesthetic with the level of luxury buyers expect from the Pendry Hotels brand, all located in the city’s premier live/work/play neighborhood, Paseo South Gulch.

Pendry Residences Nashville use Gaggenau to take Paseo South Gulch to new heights of luxury

Rishi Kapoor once described a fast-rising South Florida development empire. Now, the Miami developer has admitted to stealing $85 million from real estate investors.

Miami developer admits to stealing $85 million

New York’s war on luxury real estate taxes may be escalating. Weeks after talk of a pied-à-terre tax, lawmakers are now considering a 1% tax on all-cash home purchases over $1 million.

A new 1% tax could change NYC luxury deals forever

What happens when the algorithm meets 50 feral cats? Jonathan Miller, the veteran appraiser and market analyst behind Housing Notes, is bringing his Housing Notes column to TRD. He stopped by our NYC office to unpack one of his latest pieces: why the push to automate home valuations may be moving faster than the market — or its collateral — can safely handle.

What 50 feral cats reveal about the housing market’s AI problem

On this episode of Deconstruct, hosts Lilah Burke and Hannah Kramer break down how New York City’s latest budget, tax proposals, and one high-profile Upper East Side building are reshaping the city’s real estate market — from rent-stabilized apartments to ultra-luxury rentals.