Name: When real estate professionals want to become fund managers, Anchin steps in to help
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Launching and operating a fund can be a daunting task for even the most seasoned real estate professional. That’s why Anchin, a leading accounting and advisory firm, put together a team to support pros through this challenging transition.

When real estate professionals want to become fund managers, Anchin steps in to help

Summer scatters the ultra-wealthy across the globe. Frances Katzen isn’t chasing them. On Deconstruct, the luxury broker explains why “timing is as important as pricing” — and how cautious international buyers differ from fast-moving Americans at the top of the market.

Frances Katzen on American vs. European buyers | Deconstruct

A prominent Chicago landlord says he’s not on the hook for an $11.8M loan — because he signed a blank page.

A Chicago landlord claims a lender TRICKED him into $12M guarantee

This week on Deconstruct, hosts Lilah Burke and Hannah Kramer break down Governor Kathy Hochul’s controversial pied-à-terre tax proposal on luxury second homes, what it could mean for the NYC housing market, and why brokers and developers are worried.

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A deed-theft protest ended with NYC Council member Chi Ossé in handcuffs.

NYC Council member Chi Ossé arrested while protesting alleged deed theft

On New Year's Day 2022, Witkoff scion and crypto founder Zach Witkoff was arrested following an incident at the popular E11even nightclub in Miami. Newly uncovered body camera footage reveals more details about the incident, including Witkoff name-dropping club owner Marc Roberts. 

Zach Witkoff arrested in Miami outside E11even nightclub

Coachella is over. The Airbnb drama isn't. TikTok lit up with claims of last-minute cancellations and relistings at higher prices. But Airbnb told us that it saw no unusual spike and couldn't verify many of the viral stories.

What's up with Airbnb's Coachella chaos?

Why are wealthy homeowners leaving Los Angeles? Why is Newport Beach booming while LA struggles? And can AI save cities?

Celeb broker Jason Oppenheim sounds alarm on Los Angeles' "death spiral"

AI’s real estate gold rush has a new antagonist: backlash. From furious residents to skeptical investors, resistance to data centers is no longer fringe — it’s shaping policy, stalling projects and raising new questions about cost, climate and scale.

The data center backlash is here

The founders of Pacaso, a startup homebuying platform that sells partial ownership stakes in luxury vacation properties, have a sweeping vision: make homeownership more accessible by letting multiple buyers split the cost of a single home. But despite lofty ideals, some buyers reported losses, trouble reselling, and problems that mimic the struggles dogging timeshare owners. 

Inside Pacaso, the fractional homebuying start-up some buyers say "felt like a timeshare"

Get to know the force behind some of NYC’s most ambitious projects — Jeff Blau, live at #TRDForum on May 6!

Meet Related's Jeff Blau at TRD Forum!

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz may be leaving Cobble Hill, but the neighborhood's prices are only heading one way: up. Their $11.8 million townhouse sale is more than a celebrity real estate moment. It's the latest sign that this Brooklyn enclave could be inching toward a new luxury tier, with brokers and developers already betting on even higher-end deals to come.

Cobble Hill’s luxury moment is just getting started

Spring is peak selling season in New York City real estate — but what does the luxury market really look like in 2026? On this episode of Deconstruct, top Douglas Elliman broker Frances Katzen joins the show to break down NYC luxury real estate trends, buyer demand, tight inventory, new development competition, international buyers, and what sellers need to know right now.

Spring selling season is here. Will NYC's luxury real estate market bloom? | Deconstruct

After a yearslong battle to get workers back to the office, New York City's office market has recovered. Kind of. While Class A buildings are bursting at the seams, Class B and C assets are still under pressure. Meanwhile, the push for office-to-residential conversion is taking space offline, and shifting power centers in the corporate world are changing what landlords and brokers can expect when bringing in new tenants. 

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The party may soon be over in Chicago's wealthiest suburbs. What started as weekend noise complaints (bachelor parties, blowouts, police calls) has turned into something bigger: a fight over housing supply in some of the Midwest's most expensive markets.

Chicago's richest surburbs are done with "party houses"

Deconstruct breaks down the latest news on the Flatiron Building, a record lease at 9 West 57th, and a foreclosure at a car-branded condo in Miami. Plus, politics reporter Kathryn Brenzel joins the podcast to cover how new NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has fared in his first 100 days in office.

Real estate after Zohran Mamdani's first 100 days | Deconstruct

Head to Honolulu with TRD and BSH for a look at Kuilei Place, the newest condo tower from Kobayashi Group. The development will bring much-needed housing stock to the supply-choked market, elevating the luxury and sustainability standards of the island for first-time buyers eager to become owners. 

This high rise brings luxury and accessibility to Hawaii | Brand Studio

Yes in God’s backyard? Church land is becoming holy ground for developers, as partnerships with religious institutions turn underused properties into housing.

Church and state join in push for new wave of resi development #shorts

Penn Station's next act may require a plot twist: moving Madison Square Garden. 👀 A once-far-fetched idea is now a real contender in the station overhaul, with President Trump reportedly open to it, MSG owner James Dolan possibly in talks, and billions in public and private money at stake.

Trump admin boots MTA, takes over Penn Station overhaul #shorts

Geopolitics is once again intersecting with U.S. real estate. From rising mortgage rates to supply-chain strain and the AI infrastructure boom, conflict in the Middle East is already reshaping costs, deals and market sentiment across the U.S. For some sectors, it could even open new opportunities.