Name: Why Realtors are walking away from NAR
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Description: NAR lost roughly 200,000 members from its peak. Is that just the market, or something bigger? Watch as Jonathan Miller explores why the industry's dominant trade group may be facing a much deeper challenge than a housing slowdown.

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Summer camp is supposed to be a carefree escape. For one of the country’s largest for-profit camp operators, it became the backdrop for a financial unraveling.

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NAR lost roughly 200,000 members from its peak. Is that just the market, or something bigger? Watch as Jonathan Miller explores why the industry's dominant trade group may be facing a much deeper challenge than a housing slowdown.

Why Realtors are walking away from NAR

Charles Cohen is facing a $187 million deadline that could reshape his real estate empire.

This developer needs $187M in 3 days

How does a summer camp empire raise nearly $200 million and end up in bankruptcy months later?

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What do honeybees have to do with commercial real estate? Managing Editor Cale Weissman headed to the rooftop of the Empire State Building for a behind-the-scenes look at one of New York City's most unexpected building amenities: beehives.

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A crowd of zombies — fake blood, rotting teeth and all — marched in support of Gotham Housing Alliance as New York’s Rent Guidelines Board weighed a potential rent freeze. The twist: several actors behind the undead spectacle say they weren’t told what cause they were hired to embody.

NYC's zombie protest backfired in real time

Will the World Cup deliver a real estate windfall for U.S. host cities, or an own goal? From hotel bookings to Airbnb rates and foreign condo buyers, the tournament’s impact is already playing out off the pitch.

⚽ World Cup windfall or own goal for U.S. real estate?

A blocked return. A decisive phone call. And a CEO title within the hour. Watch Stephen Siegel recount the career-defining turn that took him from a setback at Cushman &amp; Wakefield to the top job at ESG — after real estate legend Edward S. Gordon showed up in his office 20 minutes later.

Stephen Siegel on going from setback to CEO

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping real estate — from buyers using ChatGPT to challenge brokers, to AI startups transforming the office market.

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A high-profile real estate CEO's manslaughter trial opened with an unexpected scene: George Pino broke down in tears before a packed courtroom, bringing the first day of testimony to an abrupt halt.

Real estate CEO breaks down in court during manslaughter trial

Florida's plan to eliminate property taxes could make housing more expensive, not less.

Florida wants to end property taxes. Who pays instead?

Donna Karan’s Urban Zen says rats from a neighboring West Village lot are bad for business — particularly when the business is luxury retail. The lot owner denies the claims. The rats declined to comment.

Rats vs. Donna Karan: West Village store sues over infestation

"Capitalism for developers, socialism for landlords." That’s the line following Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s housing plan.

Here's who wins in Mamdani's housing plan

Donald Trump's endorsement helped Ken Paxton cruise to victory in a Texas Senate primary that split major industry donors. Now, Spencer Pratt's real estate backers are hoping for a similar boost in the Los Angeles mayoral race.

Trump helped Paxton win. Can he do the same for Spencer Pratt?

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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"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.

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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.

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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.