News Feeds

NYT – Real Estate

Fresh topics in general Real Estate

• Trading New York for Michigan, and a Home With ‘Fun Pops of Color’
• Did You Ask Your Wedding Guests to Help You Buy a Home? We Want to Know.
• $600,000 Homes in Kentucky, Texas and Connecticut
• Real Estate Agents Take Over a Smaller Screen: Taxi TV
• Where Are America’s Most Expensive Towns?
• $2.4 Million Homes in Queensland, Australia
• An Art Installation She Called Home on the Upper East Side
• Tiny, Colorful London Apartment Feels Larger Than Life in 430 Square Feet
• When Is Your HOA Responsible for Repairs in Your Home?
• $3.4 Million Homes in California
• They Wish N.Y.C. Were ‘Less Expensive,’ but They Have Big Theater Dreams
• $1.1 Million Homes in Maine, North Carolina and New Jersey
• How to Turn Your Yard Into a Wildflower Meadow Without Offending the Neighbors
• Get Paid to Move
• $1.65 Million Homes in Panama
• Childhood Home of Isabel Fonseca on the Market
• How to Decorate Your Home With Supermarket Finds
• My Co-op Banned My E-Bike, Which I Need. Can They Do That?
• $4.5 Million Homes in California
• The Happiest Little House of Horrors
• Two Architects Built an Inventive Home for Themselves
• New York’s Top Sales and Listing in September
• $399,000 Homes in Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maryland
• A 400-Acre Movie Ranch Outside Los Angeles Is Listed for $35 Million
• Rent and Lease Renewal Rates Are Not Just Rising in New York
• Why Owning (and Buying) a Florida Condo Has ‘Turned Into a Nightmare’
• $650,000 Homes in Nova Scotia
• A Compact Weekend House Filled With Comfort
• Can My Building Replace Our Keys With QR Codes and Facial Scans?
• Get Your Mind Into the Gutter
• $1.35 Million Homes in California
• Rent Was $325 a Month and the Piano Fit
• Add ‘I’m Getting a Little Older’ to the Challenges of Apartment Hunting
• How to Turn Your Living Room Into an Inviting Multipurpose Space
• $900,000 Homes in Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut
• A Camera in the East Village, Capturing the Now and the Long Ago
• Pet Turf? In-Unit Laundry? Which Amenities Do Renters Really Want?
• Residents of a Mobile Home Park Join Forces to Buy Their Community
• Billy Joel Is Selling His $49.9 Million Dream Mansion on Long Island
• $1 Million Homes in Porto, Portugal
• Personalizing a Rental Isn’t as Crazy as You Might Think
• Composting Bin Dos and Don’ts: Can Your Building Restrict Your Access?
• A House for One That Has Room for Many
• Newlyweds Are Using Their Wedding Registry to Raise Funds For a New Home
• $3 Million Homes in Colorado, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
• Donald Pell Landscapes Mix Native and Cosmopolitan Plants in Gardens
• Where Are People Working Remotely?
• A Supertall on Fifth Avenue, Eager to Be a Good Neighbor
• Buying a Cottage in Connecticut and Finding a ‘Time Capsule’
• $2 Million Homes in Munich
• In Montauk, N.Y., an $18 Million Listing for a Secluded Stone House
• Facade Repairs N.Y.C., Local Law 11
• I Can’t Buy a House. I Can’t Shop. I’m Too Worried About the Election.
• How to Sell a Haunted House (or Not)
• How Developers Are Catering to Would-Be Homeowners With Rental Amenities
• Douglas Elliman C.E.O. Retires
• The Fight Over the Chrysler Building Escalates
• $380,000 Homes in New York, Ohio and Oregon
• This House Looks Familiar
• Matthew Perry House in Los Angeles Sells a Year After His Death
• Where Are the Rats in New York City?
• Homes for Sale in Connecticut and New York
• Abandoned Churches Are Becoming Private Homes. Great Prices. Need Work.
• David Mann on How to Turn a Guest Room Into a Year-Round Study
• $700,000 Homes in Ontario, Canada
• A 185-Year-Old Building in the South Street Seaport Is Listed for $14.95 Million
• My Co-op Says It Can Take Away My Parking Spot. I Say No.
• $1.75 Million Homes in California
• Scott Durkin, CEO of Douglas Elliman, Steps Down Amid Company Turmoil
• An Apartment in the Center of Paris, Inspired by Venice
• $750,000 Homes in Illinois, New Hampshire and Tennessee
• A Couple Are Captivated by Nature. They Think You Should Be, Too.
• An Apartment Fit for a Princess, President and Childhood Imagination
• Customers Say a Vacation Club Managed by Hyatt Tricked Them Into Signing Pricey Contracts
• Homes for Sale Outside New York City
• Who Paid More in Rent: Gen Z or Millennials?
• $1.6 Million Homes in Sardinia, Italy
• This 300-Square-Foot Cabin Can Stretch to 500, Solarium Included
• Justice Dept. Sues Rocket Mortgage for Appraisal Discrimination
• The New York Area’s Top October Sales and Listings
• Stolen Packages: When You Can, and Can’t, Blame Your Landlord
• He Lived in the Same Apartment for 30 Years. Then Came a Knock on the Door.
• Fifth Avenue: The ‘Street of Dreams’ for Over a Century
• Retailers Jump at the Chance to Invest in Fifth Avenue
• Eliminating Kitchen Clutter Has Never Looked More Stylish
• $490,000 Homes in Wisconsin, Utah and North Carolina
• A New Luxury Tower Rises From a Seminary and Tries to Blend In
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and Connecticut
• Here’s Where Minimum-Wage Workers Can Actually Afford Rent
• Luxury Mountain Apartments in Switzerland
• Do Co-op Board Members Have to Live in the Building?
• A Real Estate Queen and the Secret She Couldn’t Keep Hidden
• $865,000 Homes in California
• Renovating During the Pandemic: Patience Pays Off
• $950,000 Homes in Indiana, Georgia and Texas
• Coming Home to Bed-Stuy
• Where Are Property Taxes Rising the Most?
• $2 Million Homes in the Cayman Islands
• A Glass Addition Maximizes Light and Minimizes Exposure
• ‘An Absolute Mess’: Brokers Assess the Shift in Fees
• When Your Landlord Raises the Rent, How Much Is Too Much?
• To Save More Water, American Homes Need Smaller Pipes
• $2.4 Million Homes in California
• New to New York, and Dazzled by the Energy of Times Square
• Chauffeured Cars and Broadway Tickets: Inside the National Realtors Group
• Caleb Simpson Gives a Tour of His Own New York City Home
• $2.7 Million Homes in Minnesota, New Mexico and Virginia
• Where Are the Most Million-Dollar Homes?
• The Tallest Building in Queens: The Orchard in Long Island City
• $650,000 Homes in Normandy, France
• Former Building Superintendent Charged With Stealing From Older Tenant
• I’m Ending My Lease Early and Found the Landlord a New Tenant. Can He Refuse?
• $1.5 Million Homes in California
• The Future Is Eerie in This Queens Townhouse
• Judge Approves National Association of Realtors Lawsuit Settlement
• $400,000 Homes in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Vermont
• The Land That Allowed Ken Burns to ‘Raise the Dead’
• Expensive ZIP Codes Have Something in Common
• $1.3 Million Homes in Paris
• How Online Shoppers Are Trying to Foil ‘Porch Pirates’
• Flip Taxes: What Can Your Co-op Board Get Away With?
• How Do New Streets Get Their Names?
• An Artist Who Finds the Life in Everything
• The Art of Decorating Holiday Mantels
• A Home Library Can Tell Your Life Story
• How to Lavishly Decorate Your Mantel for the Holidays
• $800,000 Homes in Oklahoma, Florida and Iowa
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens
• Where Are Rent Prices Rising the Most in New York City?
• He Won’t Leave His Home. The Landlord Is Renovating Around Him.
• $570,000 Homes in Iceland
• Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s New York Penthouse Is Listed for $9.95 Million
• In Japan, Designers Fit Big Ideas Into Tiny Homes
• Rocket Mortgage Sues HUD Over Its Inclusion in Appraisal Lawsuit
• I Want to Renovate My Rental. How Much Trouble Can I Get Into?
• A Mural, and the Heroic Efforts to Save It
• $3 Million Homes in California
• How to Compost in New York
• Realtors’ Nonprofit Is Politically Motivated, Some Say
• Facing Eviction, a Group of Nuns Are Now Squatters in Their Own Convents
• A Chic ’70s Vibe in the Desert, Complete With Gems and Crystals
• These Nuns Were Excommunicated but Won’t Leave Their Convents
• $1.35 Million Homes in New York, Nevada and Connecticut
• Can the U.S. Climb Out of Its ‘Unprecedented’ Housing Crisis?
• Real Estate Brothers, Oren and Tal Alexander, Arrested and Charged With Sex Trafficking
• The Couple Living and Working in a Holiday ‘Emerald City’
• Tired of Swiping Left? Here Are the Best U.S. Cities for Singles.
• Alexander Brothers Appear in Court on Sexual Battery Charges
• $3 Million Homes in the Caribbean
• A Modernist’s Dream on Copenhagen’s Harbor
• This Year, Make Your Own Festivus Pole
• My Apartment Is Way Too Cold! How Do I Make the Landlord Fix It?
• Saving England’s Music Oasis From a New Wave of Development
• $1.1 Million Homes in California
• What’s Mitchell-Lama? Timothée Chalamet (Kind of) Explains
• She Wrote the Book on Preservation in New York
• Woman Who Faced Racism When Buying a Home Speaks Out Against Bias
• $300,000 Homes in Kansas, Virginia and New Jersey
• Don’t Call It a Bachelor Pad. TikTok Says It’s a ‘Boy Apartment.’
• Miami Broker Turns Himself In to Face Sexual Battery Charge
• When a Barndominium Won’t Do, Try a Shouse
• What Is a Barndominium? Anything You Want It to Be.
• Even Mobile-Home Prices Keep Rising
• $1.5 Million Homes in Thessaloniki, Greece
• The Fight to Save Googie, the Style of Postwar Optimism
• Googie, a Futuristic Style of Architecture, Is Endangered
• The Gym in My Apartment Building Is SO LOUD! What Can I Do?
• What $2.5 Million Buys in California
• Last Call for Neon in New York City
• Clean and Calm, in Grays, Blacks and Whites
• What $700,000 Buys You in Georgia, Massachusetts and Maryland
• Our Favorite Hunts of 2024
• Which Borough Produces the Most Christmas Tree Waste?
• The 10 Most Popular International Listings of 2024
• Residents Turn to Home Lifting In Response to the Threat of Flooding
• Kyshawn Lane, Influencer and First-Time Home Buyer, Shares His Household Hacks
• An Anonymous Post Accused the Alexander Brothers of Sexual Assault Years Before They Were Charged
• My Condo Sponsor Owes the Building $30,000. How Do We Make Him Pay?
• A Look at Real Estate in New York City in 2024
• What $4 Million Buys You in California
• At 67, a Heart Surgeon From Long Island Moves to Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn
• The Backsplash Could Be the Star of Your Kitchen, if You Let It
• $1.3 Million Homes in Colorado, Illinois and Texas
• What’s the No. 1 Complaint Among New Yorkers?
• Big Ticket: The New York Area’s Top December Sales and Listings
• $1.5 Million Homes in Costa Rica
• Female Developers Navigate Discrimination in a Male-Dominated Field
• Alon Alexander Is Denied Bail in Sex Trafficking Case
• My Neighbor’s Apartment Is Leaking Into My Space. Who Has to Fix This?
• What $1 Million Buys You in California
• Updating a 12th-Century Palazzo, Where the Walls Had Secrets
• What $2.3 Million Buys in Florida, New York and Maryland
• “Breaking Bad” House in Albuquerque Listed for Almost $4 Million
• Why Are There So Many Empty Bedrooms in U.S. Households?
• The Challenge: Building a Passive House on a Greek Island
• What $2.8 Million Buys in Uruguay
• My Co-op Is Overcharging Me, Possibly on Purpose. What Can I Do?
• The Surprising Grief of Having Your Home Survive a Wildfire
• On a Screen, Devastation
• How to Protect Your Home From Wildfires
• $2 Million Homes in California
• You Can Have ‘Sex and the City,’ Just Not on the Front Stoop
• In Kazakhstan, a Plain Space Energized by Color
• Owner of Carrie Bradshaw’s ‘Sex and the City’ Apartment Wins Approval for Gate
• Choosing Seeds From 14,000 Varieties? It Just Got Easier.
• $400,000 Homes in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Louisiana
• A Guide to Living in Yonkers N.Y.
• Did You Lose Your Home in the California Fires? We Want to Hear From You.
• As L.A. Wildfires Displace Residents, Real Estate Brokers Look for Unlisted Rentals
• New York Judge Deems Alexander Brothers Flight Risk, Denies Bail
• Which Subway Line Has the Most Delays?
• All the Usual Backstabbing and Big Commissions. This Time in Manhattan.
• Don’t Eat the Burger. It’s a Stool.
• $700,000 Homes in Spain’s Balearic Islands
• My Building Is Doing Unexplained Work. Can I Stop Paying Dues Until They Explain?
• Amid Wildfires, a New Reality for L.A.’s Reality TV Stars
• Open Houses in Los Angeles Take on an Eerie Feeling
• Rescuing Pongo, Pearl, Bandit, Tiger and Zipper
• $2,000 Rentals in Los Angeles
• Loving an ‘Untouched’ Modernist House, and Then Getting Down to Work
• $850,000 Homes in New Mexico, Virginia and Montana
• At the Dupont in Greenpoint, 41 Stories of Rental Apartments
• Your Best Chance to Make a Good Impression
• Which New York City Neighborhoods Are Trending Most in 2025?
• ‘Just Use It’
• Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Brothers Accused of Sexual Assault
• $1.5 Million Homes in Lima, Peru
• Only the Wallpaper Was an Easy Fit
• Can’t Afford a House? Just Build One in the Backyard.
• What Happens When Condo Owners Don’t Pay Their Dues to the Building?
• What $800,000 Buys You in California
• She’s Raising Her Daughter in Her Own Childhood Apartment
• A ‘Shark Tank’ Star on Losing Her Home in the L.A. Fires
• What $230,000 Buys You in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Maryland
• How Birds Survive Winter Cold: Adaptations and Behavioral Strategies
• New York City’s Noisiest Neighborhoods
• How to Hang Anything on Your Wall
• $3.5 Million Homes in Andorra
• A Chelsea Arts Building Is for Sale, and the Artists Cry ‘Foul’
• That Art Piece on Your Coffee Table? It’ll Get You High.
• $3,500 Rentals in and Near Los Angeles
• Do I Have to Tell My Landlord About the Guest Staying With Me?
• N.Y.U. Dorm Is Retrofitted to Be Sustainable
• Westbeth Gets a Much-Needed, and Very Pricey, Overhaul
• Big Ticket: New York’s Top January Sales
• The Many Ways You Can Give Antiques a New Life
• A Redesigned Colorado Vacation Home at 10,600 Feet
• L.A. Faces Pressure From Wealthy Residents as the Pacific Palisades Rebuilds
• What $900,000 Gets You in Connecticut, Washington and Texas
• Which Costs More: A Super Bowl Ticket or Your Mortgage?
• The Agony of the List
• Harlem House Where Billie Holiday Lived Is Damaged in Fire
• California Asks Insurers to Spare Wildfire Victims ‘the List’
• They Traded a Garden for a House That Would Nurture Them
• $300,000 Homes on Prince Edward Island
• Kris Jenner Puts the ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ House Up for Sale
• Alexander Brothers Plead Not Guilty in Sex Trafficking Case
• What Happens to My Rent When the Building’s Tax Benefit Expires?
• Trying to Remember Everything Lost in a Fire
• What $2 Million Gets You in California
• Rent the Brooklyn Duplex, but First, Meet the Upstairs Neighbors
• Poconos Hotel’s Heart-Shaped Bathtubs Find New Owners
• What $400,000 buys you in Colorado, Georgia and Minnesota
• You’ve Seen One Snake Plant, You Haven’t Seen Them All
• The Most Affordable Cities for Singles
• Some Tenants Could Get Only One Day’s Eviction Notice, Under Federal Bill
• What $1.2 Million Gets You in London
• What Goes on Inside a Brooklyn Loft Over 20 Years?
• A Philip Johnson House Is on the Market in Newburgh, N.Y.
• California Bill Would Force Insurers to Pay Full Coverage Without Requiring Itemization
• Home Builders Say Trump Tariffs Are Raising Construction Costs
• Can I Sue My HOA for Something My Neighbor Does?
• Finally, at 59, a Place of Her Own
• Mixing Favorite Styles Brings the Most Appealing Results
• $4,400 Rentals in Los Angeles
• Wowed by a Loft in Philadelphia, and Its Hollywood Pedigree
• Alexander Brothers Face More Lawsuits Accusing Them of Sexual Assault
• What $750,000 Buys You in Oklahoma, Arizona and New Hampshire
• A Guide to Living in New Bedford, Mass.
• Which States Attract the Most New Residents?
• Leaving Brooklyn, and Downsizing Upstate
• $720,000 Homes in Nice, France
• The Showgirl Must Go on
• Can My HOA Board Spend Money on Whatever It Wants?
• President Trump’s Attack on Brutalist Architecture in Washington
• For a Mother and Son, Life Above a Brooklyn Library
• Government Workers Who Have Lost Their Jobs Worry About Their Housing
• For $18.75 Million, You Can Live Lavishly in the Waldorf Astoria
• What $2 Million Gets You in Oregon Massachusetts and New York
• Who Gets to Own Scotland?
• Soil Blocking: Good for Your Plants and the Environment
• Tracking Manhattan Apartment Prices: It Comes Down to Condos Vs. Co-ops
• $800,000 Homes in Baja California, Mexico
• How to Fix the Holes in Your Walls
• More Women File Lawsuits Against Brothers Accused of Sex Crimes
• What Happens When a Broker Represents Both Sides of a Sale?
• Black Churches Are Awarded $8.5 Million in Grants for Preservation
• A Chabad House for a Growing Family
• $2,500 Rentals in Los Angeles
• After the Fires, Los Angeles Becomes Even Tougher for New Buyers
• New York’s Top February Sales
• Much-Needed Storage Space That Hides in Plain Sight
• Loving a House From Afar, and Then Tearing it Down
• What $850,000 Buys in Florida, Rhode Island and New Mexico
• When Older Renters Become First-Time Buyers
• The Secret Apartments Hidden Above Carnegie Libraries
• Is Philadelphia the New Hot Spot for New Yorkers?
• Some Insurers Pledge to Ease Burden on L.A. Fire Victims, but Others Say No
• $850,000 Homes in Montpellier, France
• Back to Minneapolis and a House With a Pedigree
• From Bell Labs to Lumon Industries: The Building That Brings ‘Severance’ to Life
• After Colorado Wildfires, Two Families Saw Different Insurance Outcomes
• Who to Blame When the Elevators Don’t Work
• What $1.5 Million Buys in California
• Step Off the No. 1 Train and Into La Noxe
• A New Rental Building in Brooklyn Replaces a Parking Lot
• How the Pandemic Upended Our Lives
• Is It Spring Yet?
• What $350,000 buys in Texas, Missouri and Georgia
• The Wettest U.S. Cities
• Housing Discrimination Groups Sue DOGE and HUD for Cutting Funds
• $1.3 Million Homes Near Zurich
• How Do Condos Set Monthly Fees — and Why Is Yours So High?
• Home Sellers and Buyers Accuse Realtors of Blocking Lower Fees
• Sheila Bridges Displays the Things She Loves … in Her Dining Room
• $4,750 Rentals in Los Angeles
• A Toehold in San Francisco, 30 Years Later
• Trump Administration’s Cuts to Housing Nonprofits Fuel Concerns Over Discrimination
• On a Mountain in Utah, Modernism in Glass and Pine
• Your Home Is Vulnerable to Extreme Weather. Here’s How to Protect It.
• $1.1 Million Homes in New York, Hawaii and Pennsylvania
• A Guide to Living in Bywater, New Orleans
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
• American Homes Are Getting Younger
• In Brooklyn, a 19th-Century College Is Turned Into Luxury Rentals
• Stuck in a Rut? Live in a Tiny Home on Wheels.
• Homes in Montenegro for Around $650,000
• The Live/Work Townhouse Where Actors Record Their Voices Is for Sale
• In Japan, Timeshares Are Back, and Cooler Than Ever
• What Happens if My Subletter Refuses to Leave?
• New Construction Is Changing American Cities
• $900,000 Homes in California
• Standing on a Rooftop in Manhattan, a Couple Saw Their Future
• Bees Do It. And So Can You.
• What Happens if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Go Private?
• What $550,000 Buys in West Virginia, South Carolina and Massachusetts
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Staten Island
• Why Aren’t Homeowners Moving as Much as They Used To?
• Columbia University Locked Its Campus and Unleashed a Contentious Debate
• $1.3 Million Homes in Costa Brava, Spain
• How to Fix Noisy, Loose Floorboards
• Readers Commiserate on Brokers’ Commissions
• My Neighbors Smoke Weed All Day, and It’s Stinking Up the Joint
• On a South Carolina Farm, a House Born From a College Promise
• Layer Your Lighting Design for Drama and Functionality
• The Caretaker of Muncy Farms
• Watchdog Agency to Investigate Attempted Cuts to Fair Housing Groups
• Big Ticket: Top N.Y.C. Listings and Sales in March
• $700,000 Homes in Utah, Alabama and the District of Columbia
• In Spain, a Race for the Last Golden Visas
• More Apartments Are Being Carved Out of Office Spaces
• A Designer Who Thrived in the Serenity of Lapland
• $1.8 Million Homes in Quebec
• Can Co-ops Charge Extra for the Use of a Backyard That Belongs to a Unit?
• $1.9 Million Homes in California
• Why Are These Clubs Closing? The Rent Is High, and the Alcohol Isn’t Flowing.
• The Strange Allure of Watching Other People Tear Up Their Homes
• How Contracting Work Became a Race to the Bottom
• How Do You Rebuild a Place Like the Palisades?
• A Salon for the Ages, at Least for Now
• $1.6 Million Homes in Maine, Georgia and Arizona
• The Four Ecologically Crucial Things You Should Do in Your Garden
• Boomers Are Buying the Most Homes (Again)
• $850,000 Homes in Melbourne, Australia
• In One Colorado Town, People Experiencing Homelessness Can Sleep in Their Car — if They Have a Job
• Growing Cannabis on the Old Family Farm
• How Much Can My Landlord Legally Raise My Rent?
• Rentals Under $4,000 in Los Angeles
• How West African Textiles Shaped a Southern California Bungalow
• Home Décor Retailers Brace for Tariffs
• Relaxation and Luxury Meet in Alfredo Paredes’s Home Studio
• $275,00 Homes in New Jersey, Louisiana and Arkansas
• Tucson, Ariz.: Western Skies and Competitive Home Prices
• What Mark Zuckerberg’s Washington, D.C., Mansion Says About His Ideological Shifts
• Low-Income Renters Can’t Get the Housing Vouchers They Need
• A San Juan Islands House That Floats Above the Landscape
• $2.1 Million Homes in Muskoka, Ontario
• My Neighbors’ Kids Are Driving Me Crazy! How Do I Get Some Quiet?
• How Have DOGE Cuts Affected Prince George’s and Charles Counties?
• $3.2 Million Homes in California
• After Ending a 38-Year Marriage, a Woman Decorates Her Home for Herself
• Philadelphia’s Navy Yard Development Wins Sustainability Certification
• Why Is There Always a Line? And Why Is It at My Front Door?
• $800,000 Homes in California, Colorado and Vermont
• Bar Cabinets Are a Luxurious Alternative to the Bar Cart
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and the Bronx
• Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
• Brooklyn Home Prices Hit a Record High (Again)
• $1.1 Million Homes in Croatia
• A Former Office Tower Goes Big for Residents
• Madrid’s Biggest Landlord? U.S. Investment Firms
• Real Estate Brokerages Fight Over How Houses for Sale Should Be Listed
• Who Has to Get Rid of Radon: Me or My HOA?
• $1.3 Million Homes in California
• Trading Mere Survival for a Chance at Stability
• Peter Yarrow’s Manhattan Duplex Is Listed at $4.44 Million
• On a Swedish Lakeside, Four Cubes Add Up to One House
• Swiss Design, by Way of Japanese Aesthetics
• $625,000 Homes in New York, Massachusetts and Oregon
• Renovating Your Bathroom? Consider the Vanity.
• Rental Apartments Have Been Getting Smaller Over the Last Decade
• Sweep of Homeless Camp in Oregon Said to Be ‘Largest in Recent History’
• $1.5 Million Homes in Bristol, England
• Graham Norton’s Manhattan Carriage House Is Listed for $5.595 Million
• How to Restore Your Old Wood Furniture
• Can My Co-op Charge Me Extra for Renting Out My Unit?
• From One Forest to Another: A Homeless Sweep Changes Little
• How Much Land Is Enough? N.Y.C. Ends Buying Spree of the Catskills.
• Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
• ‘Shark Tank’ Star Barbara Corcoran Is Selling Her Dream Penthouse
• $400,000 Homes in the District of Columbia, Missouri and South Carolina
• The Care and Pruning of the Extravagant Lilac
• Where Can Younger Buyers Afford Homes?
• Appraisal Trade Group Accused of Covering Up Sexual Harassment and Test Flaws
• Alexander Brothers Face More Sex Crimes, Including Against Underage Girl
• $2.4 Million Homes in Cornwall, England
• The NYC Apartment Where Christo and Jeanne-Claude Cast Their Spells
• A ‘Romantic Idealist’ Renovates a Derelict House on an Artist’s Budget
• Leo Lived Here: The Price Goes Up for the Pope’s Childhood Home
• Don’t Trust Your Landlord? Here’s How You Can Find More Information.
• An Arts Hub and Affordable Housing Under One Roof in Inwood
• Craig Steinley, VP of Appraisal Institute, to Step Away After Harassment Claims
• A Couple Built Their Dream Home Right on the Hudson River
• California Approves 17 Percent Rate Increase for State Farm
• A New York Design Week Show Spotlights Furniture With a Story
• $1.2 Million Homes in Vermont, Arizona and Pennsylvania
• A Members Club in Montauk? Locals Say the Village Is Exclusive Enough.
• Homes for Sale in the Bronx and Manhattan
• Permits to Build New Apartments Have Plummeted
• Nelson DeMille’s House Is Listed for $5.5 Million on Long Island
• Pope Leo XIV Grew Up in This Chicago Home. Now, It Could Be Yours.
• Designer Corey Damen Jenkins Infuses His Studio With Glamour
• $500,000 Homes in Marrakesh, Morocco
• Finding High-End Furniture at NYC Showrooms Is Like Visiting a Speakeasy
• The Battle for Bryant Park Grill
• L.A. Fire Victims Move Away From Altadena and Pacific Palisades to Start Over
• How Much Notice Do You Have to Give Your Landlord?
• A Long Life in Harlem, Made Possible by an Affordable Apartment
• Woman Sues Real Estate Firm That She Says Ignored Her Sexual Assault Report
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• The Interior Designer Amy Lau’s Apartment Is Listed for $1.6 Millon
• Want to Buy Her House in Ireland? You’ll Need $7 and Some Luck.
• $500,000 Homes in New Hampshire, Michigan and Minnesota
• The Next ‘Big Idea’ in Ecological Landscapes: Abundance
• Is This Chicago Suburb for You?
• Chicago Suburb Plans to Acquire Pope Leo XIV’s Childhood Home
• Craig Steinley, VP of Appraisal Institute, Voted Out After Harassment Claims
• Homes for Sale New York and Connecticut
• Homeowners of Color Face Greater Climate Risk
• Inside Knicks Player Josh Hart’s Playroom Design
• $1.5 Million Homes in Crete, Greece
• How the Barter System Helped Cut Costs on Two Home Projects
• City Beekeepers: The Dos and Don’ts of Maintaining an Urban Hive
• $800,000 Homes in California
• Luxury Hotels Are Replacing Cheap Motels in the Hamptons
• A Modern Townhouse Rises in Brooklyn and an Anonymous Critic Follows
• In Berlin, an Old Nazi Village
• $650,000 Homes in Colorado, Georgia and Florida
• Reluctant to Leave a Shelter Island Vacation, They Moved Full-Time
• Want to Rent a Studio in New York? You May Need a Roommate.
• Time to Shine: Let’s Restore All Your Rusty Metal.
• $1 Million Homes in Italy
• How to Build a Home Gym in 900 Square Feet (or Less)
• A Ramshackle House on Nantucket, Brought Back to Shipshape
• How to Take Over Your Co-op Board
• Rising Mortgage Rates and Recession Fears Stall a Fragile Housing Market
• A Tour Through the Long Island of “The Great Gatsby”
• $2.6 Million Homes in Virginia, New York and Illinois
• How to Find the Right Home Inspector
• Use Natural Plant Dyes to Infuse Memories Onto Fabrics
• Foreign Buyers Step Back From South Florida Condos
• Disbarred Lawyer Accused of Stealing Homes Found Guilty
• $1.4 Million Homes in Andalusia, Spain
• Barbara Gladstone’s Chelsea House Listed for Just Under $12 Million
• How to Hide HVAC Vents
• The Co-op Said the Apartment Was Quiet. But My Neighbors Are So Loud!
• Designer Nick Spain Embraces Femininity in His Farmhouse Living Room
• As Lives Changed, the House Came to the Rescue
• $950,000 Homes in California
• A SoHo Studio to Enchant a Bride and Her Entourage
• In This Designer’s Hands, Art Deco Feels Contemporary
• Alexander Brothers Accused of Sex Crimes Against Another Woman
• $365,000 Homes in Texas, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania
• What to Do When There’s a Mouse in Your First House
• I Scream, You Scream. They Don’t Scream for Ice Cream.
• How Long Did Mom and Dad Save for Their Down Payment?
• California Opens Investigation Into State Farm
• $1.4 Million Homes in Valencia, Spain
• Disillusioned With Finance, She Gave the Furniture Business a Try
• I Want to Use a Co-op as a Pied-à-Terre. Do I Need to Tell the Board?

The Real Deal

New York City Real Estate News

• Elliman celebrates top NYC agents in 2025 Ellies
• The Daily Dirt: Next up, rezoning Jamaica
• Here’s who real estate is backing in the mayoral race
• Elliman doles 2025 Ellie awards to top Hamptons, Long Island agents
• What office meltdown? Three Midtown landlords score 10-figure CMBS deals 
• Lloyd Goldman’s Montauk resort nabs higher valuation after special servicing
• City Council weighs sharpening teeth against voucher discriminators
• Who’s the exploiter? A rent-control drama in Washington Heights
• KBRA warns of potential default at Harlem shopping center
• Hochul wants housing on long-derelict Brooklyn site
• The Daily Dirt: Nightmare scenario for new city law
• Rent voucher “lifeline” is virtual dead end
• Chanel eyes $450M retail deal at Extell’s 655 Madison 
• The era of 99-unit buildings has arrived
• Trinity Place Holdings offloads rent-regulated Gowanus building at a loss 
• Mary Tyler Moore’s Greenwich estate finally finds buyer
• Extell’s Gary Barnett pays “stupid price” to complete Fifth Ave dream
• Developers adapt to 485x and a CMBS rebound
• Are trophy property sellers finally getting realistic about pricing?
• The Daily Dirt: DCAS awaits decision on 14 Wall Street lease
• Rent-controlled apartment landlord isn’t “maximizing profits” — he’s minimizing losses
• Gary Barnett’s Central Park Tower tops Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• NYC agent, YouTuber charged with attempted murder
• Flagstar goes after Joel Wiener’s Pinnacle Group in pre-foreclosure actions 
• Park Avenue offices surge above competition 
• Naftali scoops up Spitzer’s UES rental building for more than $800M: report 
• L+M sues Santander over key return refusal
• The Daily Dirt: City Council vs. sidewalk sheds
• Modern Brooklyn townhouses snag top contracts
• Buyer of 520 Park’s $80M penthouse sues Zeckendorfs over obscured views
• “Con-job disaster”: Tal Alexander, Official sued over Soho penthouse rental
• Cipriani, 13th Floor and Midtown Equities plan oceanfront tower in Miami Beach
• Rent-stabilized distress rocks CMBS
• UES co-op trades after three years and 30% off
• The Daily Dirt: Return of NYC’s lien sale
• Goose Property lands $109M for East Williamsburg multifamily 
• Witkoff, Cammeby’s refi Woolworth Building 
• Judge dismisses fair housing suit against Elliman, top agents
• Opponents sue to annul City of Yes 
• KS Group lands $300M financing for long-stalled Astoria Cove 
• Carbone chef buys second Montauk home
• Compass poaches new development veteran from Elliman
• Cuomo’s sad excuses for 2019 rent reform don’t add up
• The Daily Dirt: City Council signs off on shed crackdown
• Goose Property lands Lidl as anchor tenant in East Williamsburg
• BuzzFeed more than halves its office space with new Two Trees lease
• Financial firm inks 45k sf lease at Global Holdings’ 99 Park
• Rialto goes after Daryl Hagler in foreclosure action
• Fox poised to vacate 330K sf at 1211 Sixth Ave 
• Tal Alexander hit with non-payment notice for 432 Park apartment
• Landlords refute rent board’s report on rising profits
• The Daily Dirt: City takeover fails as tenants stage rent strike
• 1 WTC architect David Childs dies at 83 
• Aby Rosen battling landlord at luxury 11 Howard hotel
• Scarlett Johansson, Colin Jost pay $13M for UES penthouse
• The Daily Dirt: State bills take another crack at helping rent-stabilized owners
• Spring is in the air for housing policy chaos 
• City freezes reprieve for landlords with voucher tenants
• David Werner in talks to flip latest office deal
• Billionaires’ Row triplex tops banner week for Manhattan luxury
• City’s real estate-related tax revenue reaches $37B record
• Steve Cohen’s casino bid back in the running with senator support
• Yellowstone plans 422-unit conversion in Midtown West
• Steve Stuart to depart Fortress Investment Group
• Judge throws out Carnegie House suit, forcing ground lease negotiations
• The Daily Dirt: State budget doesn’t promise big housing year
• Brooklyn luxury contracts end March on high note
• Longtime Elliman agent joins BHS after more than 20 years
• Long Island developer charged with check fraud
• Northwind, BHI lend $170M to UWS luxury condo development
• Feil tries again for Billionaires’ Row office-to-resi conversion
• Manhattan office leasing is back, baby 
• Queens takes crown in U.S. self-storage investment 
• Nir Meir is out of jail
• Former FDNY chief sentenced to 20 months in bribery case
• Tal Alexander’s reign at 432 Park is officially over
• Failed bidder sues over Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment 
• Mayweather did do $402M deal — here’s the fine print and upside
• The Daily Dirt: Fines for illegal housing steeper than fatality penalty
• From slim pickings, a downtown condo on the far west side
• Money for nothing: City Council takes real estate taxes for granted
• Manhattan’s high-end market hit a hot streak in Q1
• Rankings: Top NYC agents embrace the ‘whiplash’
• “Rapacious behavior”: Rialto wages war against Signature borrowers
• Judge tosses criminal case against Mayor Eric Adams
• Trump could earn $115M in NYC’s casino race
• Dozens of NJ towns successfully push back against affordable housing requirements 
• Rankings: Top NYC agents embrace the “whiplash”
• Thor faces Soho foreclosure — again
• Hamptons $70M sale sets benchmark for summer season 
• Moinans and Katzes — FiDi’s Hatfields and McCoys — feud over façade
• Steve Cohen sweetens casino proposal with 450 affordable units 
• Hochul backs FARE Act, rebukes REBNY’s suit
• Workers at Lightstone’s 130 William rally for union contract 
• The Daily Dirt: More real estate cash pours in for Cuomo
• Paramount signs law firm to 131K sf office space 
• Penthouse atop JDS’ 111 West 57th seeks $110M
• BXP’s 200 Fifth Avenue lands law firm tenant for 250k sf
• Metro Loft hit with pre-foreclosure complaint at 180 Water Street
• Fashion designer Elie Tahari’s private equity firm launches brokerage arm
• City unveils new affordable housing site aimed at shelter population 
• The Daily Dirt: Lawsuits seek to unravel major real estate-related laws
• Lawsuit goes after lenders, partners over inflated rates on home foreclosures
• Skyline Developers plots Upper East Side 34-story tower
• Sioni Group and AB & Sons score $275M loan for Midtown high-rise
• Eastdil claims Newmark-defected brokers stole deals, docs
• The Daily Dirt: More on “Mega Midtown”
• Eric Adams, Nir Meir and their key legal wins
• Which homeowners pay the most in NYC property taxes? 
• Ex-employees of Surrey Hotel sue Reuben Brothers over lost jobs 
• Flooding could eliminate 80K homes in New York by 2040
• Fifth Avenue co-op leads Manhattan contracts
• Platinum Properties launches commercial arm
• Paramount under scrutiny for new undisclosed CEO payments
• Who’s on stage at TRD’s annual NYC Forum, May 7
• Tishman in talks to buy Soho office for around $120M
• Trump World Tower files to foreclose on Afghanistan’s UN arm
• The Daily Dirt: A deathknell for the last-mile facility?
• Tishman Speyer leasing veteran jumps to Newmark
• Kirsten Jordan exits Elliman for Corcoran
• City once again kicks can on Brooklyn Marine Terminal vote
• Brooklyn luxury contracts cool off
• Chetrit Org inks loan extension with Rialto for Soho properties
• NewYork-Presbyterian refinances UES tower for $186M
• Benchmark sells East Hampton Prada spot for $10M 
• Related keeps offloading rent-stabilized properties at steep losses
• David Werner, Metro Loft land $90M for latest office-to-resi 
• Tariff-spooked home buyers are already backing out of deals
• City takes Bronx building from negligent landlord in rare move
• Dimmed real estate stocks seize on tariff pause 
• Union Investment scores 100K sf FiDi lease 
• Messy wins: Fairstead, Blodgett both claim victory in arbitration
• “Peak uncertainty”: NYC rents stick high amid Trump’s tariff drama
• The Daily Dirt: Vornado hints pivot to apartments
• Tenants put retail, office leasing on ice amid tariff uncertainty
• AECOM Tishman affiliate sues Naftali over wages owed at 1045 Madison
• David Werner lines up another conversion with $50M+ FiDi deal
• Developers sound alarm about Westchester unit influx
• Brooklyn hit a new price record in the first quarter
• Soloviev lands three new office leases at 9 West 57th
• LuxUrban tossed from two more Manhattan properties
• Saks Fifth Avenue folds its casino proposal
• The Daily Dirt: Weighing housing tax credits in the “big beautiful bill”
• Billionaires’ Row boom leads new dev to five-month high
• Lloyd Goldman’s Montauk resort lands refi after special servicing
• Airbnb to spend millions in NYC local elections
• Pyramid defaults on $300M mortgage backing state’s largest mall 
• Former Omnibuild employee pleads guilty to kickback scheme at XI
• Don Peebles, Doug McNeely to raise funds for new office-to-resi firm
• Aurora Capital’s $88M penthouse listing to set Downtown price peak
• The Daily Dirt: Prologis files plans for 500K warehouse ahead of special permit change
• How much do you need to earn to buy a home in NYC?
• Rent-stabilized shortfalls may grow “exponentially,” new data shows
• Tishman takes $331M for Jersey City luxury project 
• Broadway producers’ Superior Ink condo lands contract
• Three casino bidders decry slow environmental reviews, fear disqualification
• Nepo babies grow up: Trusts represent more than a quarter of Manhattan transactions
• Famed Fire Island hotel hits the market for $11M 
• How Tal Alexander is pulling the strings from prison: “The divorce will be a war”
• Eyal Ofer’s 99 Park on a leasing winning streak 
• Hardball lender Maverick lands construction loan for project
• What to like and hate about Cuomo’s housing plan
• The Daily Dirt: Picking apart Cuomo’s ChatGPT-powered housing plan 
• Upstate waterfront megadevelopment Edge-on-Hudson lands $238M refi
• Feil finally kicks off Billionaires’ Row office-to-resi conversion
• Alexico’s Mark Hotel subject of $1B offer
• Apollo inks lease at pension fund-owned 590 Madison 
• Brooklyn Heights condo tops borough’s luxury contracts
• Fortress venture refis 125 Greenwich
• Ostads v. Ostad: Rent-stabilized distress frays family ties
• Stephen Ross lists Superior Ink condo for $7M
• Two Fannie Mae Multifamily execs set to depart amid fraud shakeup
• The Daily Dirt: 5 Times Square could transform into 1,000-plus apartments
• British developer trading UES townhouse for 111 West 57th penthouse
• The block Cuomo tried to flatten is still standing
• Dismantling of Palisades Center mall draws closer
• UES tenant claims illegal eviction, sues Moinian for $60M
• Gotham, Monadnock nab $315M loan for massive East New York project
• Brookfield eyes $40M for Soho retail
• The Daily Dirt: Stringer wants to SHIELD federal offices from Trump
• Republicans square off in litmus test for development
• Despite corruption crackdown, bribed contractors still reaping NYCHA awards
• Amazon inks massive lease at PBC’s 10 Bryant tower
• Naftali’s One Williamsburg Wharf rides Brooklyn new dev wave
• Silverstein dropped $3.7B Fed funding bid for 2 World Trade Center
• Jon Gray’s ‘gut’? Tariffs may slow Blackstone’s real estate deals
• RGB calls for 6.3% hike on rent-regulated leases. Landlords: Please!
• Inside Hollywood Reporter’s NYC Power Broker Awards
• Trump admin boots MTA, takes over Penn Station overhaul
• The Daily Dirt: An overlooked reason NYC rent is so damn high
• Brooklyn investment sales disappoint as uncertainty looms
• Robert Reffkin goes NAR activist investor
• “I’m done”: In battle for Arch, Jeff Simpson rants in court appearances, emails and deposition
• East Hampton estate hits market for $42M 
• Compass settles housing discrimination complaint involving LI agent
• ZD Jasper lands $125M construction loan for LIC condo development
• Progressive mayoral candidates unite to bash Cuomo, ties to real estate: “Bad for housing”
• RFR loses 285 Madison to Korean lender
• The Daily Dirt: Jim Walden’s 100-page housing plan
• Who’s keeping New York’s rental brokers in check?
• Andrew Cuomo sends real estate ripples through mayoral race
• Brokers, landlords could face up to $2K in fines for illegal broker fees
• City kickstarts Long Island City rezoning to build 14,700 homes 
• NYC hospitality industry drop in Canadian tourism
• Hamptons exec trades Compass for Elliman
• New York City sues LuxUrban over bounced check 
• Aurora Capital’s 140 Jane Street tops busy week for Manhattan luxury
• West Chelsea $75M listing eyes downtown record
• Supermodel Irina Shayk sells West Village condo
• The Daily Dirt: The ongoing saga of One45
• Newmark brokers say Eastdil trying to silence competition
• Struggling NYC hotel owners seek tax slash to lure back tourists 
• Manhattan faces run on premium Class B offices
• Le Labo co-founder finds buyer for $7M Clinton Hill townhouse 
• Ariel Aber joins CBRE’s investment sales team
• Jane Goldman tries to claw back trial victory from sister, nephew
• NJ sues high-rise contractors for labor violations, stiffing workers
• Jay Group scores $105M loan for DoBro multifamily
• Schools fill up empty offices in Brooklyn
• The Daily Dirt: City launches new density-bonus program
• Trump’s revenge play against Tish James looks like a long shot
• Increasing number of healthy NYC buildings land in special servicing
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Plaza Hotel condo snags contract
• The Daily Dirt: Behind the Tish-versus-Trump fight
• Hamptons luxury market soars in the first quarter 
• Chetrits and Sioni Group hire sales team in sign of life for Midtown South skyscraper
• Rialto comes at the King: Servicer moves to foreclose on Jeff Sutton 
• Las Vegas Sands folds Long Island casino bid
• New Jersey sues RealPage, landlords over rent inflation scheme
• Ground-lease bill aims at sacred cow: contracts
• Whole Foods to open bodega-like grocery in Williamsburg
• Adellco nabs $71M bulk condo sale at Flatiron conversion project
• SL Green sues German tenant for $16M in back rent at One Vanderbilt
• The Daily Dirt: Rental vouchers can drive you mad
• Vornado to boost cash by $425M from Times Square financing deal
• Midtown South rezoning presents test case for new high-density zoning districts
• Apollo touts upswing in sales at Steinway Tower 
• Blackstone walks back Rialto’s Jeff Sutton allegation
• Landlords, rejoice! City to ease re-renting of affordable units
• Related ups ante in casino pitch with more housing
• Eyal Ofer nabs crucial win in messy battle over NoMad Hotel
• The Daily Dirt: Lawmakers float using $1.3B Penn funds for housing 
• Rialto takes the King of Retail to court
• What are NYC’s most expensive neighborhoods?
• Inside resi’s regulatory reckoning
• Crypto exec snags buyer for West Village penthouse
• Landlords feel heat as emissions deadlines near
• Adams plans 6,000 supportive housing units in NYC budget
• Brooklyn developer plans 60 apartments in Gowanus
• UES townhouse, Plaza suite top Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• Fired Meridian brokers blast “fire sale” of scandal-plagued mortgage business
• Central Park Tower condo sells for $46M
• 432 Park condo owners file another lawsuit against Macklowe, CIM Group
• The Daily Dirt: RXR takes over managing landmark Midtown office building
• Office buildings land New York City’s top real estate loans
• Ralph Lauren buys Soho store for $132M 
• Soho project unites NYC mayoral contenders, except one
• Shahal Khan makes play to redevelop Roosevelt Hotel
• REBNY-backed PAC launches campaign to unseat Brooklyn Council member 
• Brooklyn luxury contracts log another $90M+ week
• HPD reforms burdensome paperwork for housing lottery winners 
• Jeff Winick’s former brokerage charts retail-focused rebrand 
• Hochul says state budget to include $50M for housing vouchers
• RFR’s Michael Fuchs faces foreclosure on West Village condo
• Maddd and Stagg to bring massive dorm project to The Bronx
• Related signs Deloitte to massive Hudson Yards lease 
• State Senate committee gives Steve Cohen’s casino bid a boost
• Blackstone in pole position on 590 Madison Ave
• Bad news for developers: Why 485x will remain broken
• Netflix star, tech mogul pay $37M for 220 CPS condo
• Gowanus’ biggest project lands $145M
• Rent board eyes up to 4.75% hike as landlords, tenants despair
• The Daily Dirt: Landlord wants AG caught in rent-control “trap”
• Queens man committed deed fraud at Watermark’s Sunset Park high-rise site: Brooklyn DA
• Charter Commission floats builder’s remedy, development fast track 
• Heatherwood lands $156M loan for LI multifamily project
• Top developers see opportunity amid uncertainty
• Rankings: leading architects think smaller
• The Closing: John Santora
• NYC contractors: Tariffs? Schmariffs
• Can Jodi Pulice’s MWBE brokerage strategy survive?
• The longevity lifestyle
• Harry Macklowe asks for mercy from East Hampton authorities
• StreetEasy to boot agents from specialty tools over private listings
• Metro Loft, David Werner near nabbing record loan for Pfizer HQ conversion 
• Office rebound continues: Manhattan leasing on track for best year since 2000
• Yellowstone refis distressed Midtown hotel for $113M
• Should the mayor stay out of rent board debates? Hopefuls weigh in
• The Daily Dirt: More voucher problems
• Council leaders blocking bill to ease emissions law
• ABS Partners team wins REBNY’s top dealmaker award
• Aby Rosen sells troubled Midtown office building to Amazon
• Amazon in contract to buy portion of Long Island’s Sunrise Mall
• The Daily Dirt: Tenant and real estate groups wade into city races
• StreetEasy lands major blow in private listings war
• ABS Partners founder Earle Altman dies at 93 
• Brooklyn-based developers to convert Fort Greene armory rentals
• Manhattan’s luxury contracts closed April on a busy note
• Goose nabs $166M loan for sub-100 unit Boerum Hill buildings
• Riverhead zoning leaves cannabis dispensaries strung out
• Meadow Partners buying $40M Soho retail from Brookfield
• Charney gets $135M construction loan for Fort Greene condo tower
• Bank takes Jumaane Williams’ home as debt approaches $1M 
• The Daily Dirt: City, Rabina pitch replacing “eyesore” office building with 1,200 apartments
• Mamdani keeps citing hardship program for landlords. But what is it?
• Retail exec’s Dumbo waterfront condo tops slow week for Brooklyn luxury
• Auction postponed for imprisoned Moshe Silber’s portfolio
• Olayan Group approaches 100% occupancy at 550 Madison
• NYU finalizes massive lease at Vornado’s 770 Broadway
• Vornado welcomes Trump takeover of Penn overhaul, plots district’s next phase
• Metro Loft to recap 180 Water Street for $335M
• Vanbarton goes west: Firm expands beyond NYC for next office conversion
• Wall Street hotel owes half a million in common charges, condo board alleges 
• Brooklyn franchise owner acquires Engel & Völkers in Manhattan
• Joel Schreiber decries Starwood’s “negative energy” 
• Clipper Equity snags another refi for Crown Heights development 
• Trump’s Penn takeover gives activist hope
• Customers sue proptech startup Welcome Homes over botched new builds
• The Daily Dirt: Real estate execs contribute more than $3M to Cuomo PAC
• Barbara Corcoran selling Carnegie Hill penthouse
• “It is a nasty business in Washington”: Steve Witkoff talks politics, real estate
• “Here to support my developers”: Eric Adams boasts real estate chops to the industry, touts 1,200-unit Brooklyn housing project
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. talks breaking into real estate: “I work hard to build my name”
• Disgraced Silverback founder Josh Schuster charged with defrauding investors
• The Daily Dirt: Eric Adams says “nothing has changed yet” about Elizabeth Street Housing project 
• Tredway adds to affordable housing portfolio
• “No competitive product”: Developers talk tariffs, tax incentives, building in NYC
• Bain Capital buys $200M NJ warehouse portfolio
• NYC’s next “superhuman” mayor: Contenders pledge more housing, but can they deliver?    
• Developers support Andrew Cuomo’s PAC, face city lawsuits
• “It’s too fake, too often”: Steinberg, Srugo go head-to-head on reality TV
• Historic Brooklyn event space slated for residential pivot
• FBI investigating Letitia James’ real estate dealings
• Frederick Peters leaving namesake firm for BHS
• Southampton homes trades for $23M
• Top resi dealmakers honored at REBNY’s 2025 Deal of the Year Awards
• SEC adds more charges against Silverback’s Josh Schuster
• The Daily Dirt: Nothing like being there
• “I think that we’ve turned the corner”: Mary Ann Tighe predicts good times for office market
• Hard lessons from Eisenberg’s Harlem deals
• Ankur Jain pitches the genius of Bilt Rewards to NYC landlords, brokers
• Old Navy inks year’s largest retail lease, breathes new life into stagnant Herald Square
• PNC Bank bags 83K sf at Sage’s 437 Madison
• Safehold, Melohn Group refinance 32 Old Slip ground lease
• Real estate’s winners and losers of the state budget 
• Price revealed: Amazon paid $350M for RFR’s 522 Fifth Ave, records show
• The Daily Dirt: Real estate takeaways in the state budget 
• Ryan Serhant on Compass: “It’s Barnes & Noble”
• Real estate elite flock to TRD forum
• Zeckendorf’s secretive 80 Clarkson releases 16 more units 
• NYC taps developers for largest mass timber resi project 
• Bromley clocks 84K sf lease in fintech firm’s Manhattan expansion
• Josh Schuster released on $2M bail
• Barbara Corcoran trades UES penthouse in a day
• KPG Funds brings Los Angeles Apparel to Soho 
• Third time’s not the charm: Meir Babaev escapes $40M foreclosure 
• Durst finally marketing top floors of 1 WTC 
• Tides’ Kia, Andrade must pay Starwood $27M out of pocket
• The Daily Dirt: A new era for once-competing real estate attorneys
• “I trust Jona”: Floyd Mayweather defends associate accused of theft by former partners
• Delshah strikes deal with oil billionaire family to sell distressed Meatpacking District property 
• City sues Greenwich Village “inn” over Airbnb violations
• Death loop: Inside New York’s Kafkaesque hardship program for landlords
• RXR, Ivanhoé Cambridge extend $1B mortgage at 1211 Sixth Avenue
• Massive Adirondack estate reduces price to $125M
• Former Brooklyn Heights farmhouse leads borough’s luxury market
• The Daily Dirt: “Have you no shame?”
• Soloviev sweetens gambling license bid with equity for residents
• MTA moves to build apartments above Second Ave subway extension
• Fanatics scores 54K sf lease in Hudson Square 
• Chetrits ink extension with Rialto on $95M loan
• The Daily Dirt: How to elect moderates in NYC
• Rialto goes after Stellar Management, City Urban Realty
• Blackstone offloads $400M more in Signature Bank debt 
• Converted Brooklyn Heights tower signs 52K sf wellness facility
• Crown Acquisitions, Morgan Stanley face foreclosure at 170 Broadway
• What the heck is happening with the Elizabeth Street Garden project?
• Fannie’s top multifamily economist leaves amid shakeup
• The Daily Dirt: 5 real estate problems and how pols are fixing them, or not
• Vornado selling West Chelsea office building for $200M 
• Charney, Tavros close on Gowanus Wharf site
• Meyer Chetrit really wants Yoel Goldman arrested
• Defunct Dixon Advisory selling off Brooklyn buildings
• Josh Schuster pleads not guilty in $10M Ponzi-like scheme 
• Timber takes over Staten Island and Josh Schuster in real trouble?
• Are secret deals at 80 Clarkson powering Manhattan’s new dev market?
• After Diana Boutross backlash, DCAS seeks new experienced brokers — who disclose administration ties 
• Dear tenant: No, you can’t get a buyout. Thank Albany
• The Daily Dirt: 5 questions with Zellnor Myrie
• Annie Leibovitz pays $17M for West Village duplex
• Judge orders Nir Meir back to Rikers
• Upper East Side co-ops rule Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• Borough Developers continues Brooklyn spree with $139M Fort Greene ground lease
• Pinterest eyes 80K sf at SL Green, PGIM’s 11 Madison 
• RXR buying 590 Madison for close to $1.1B
• The Hudson Yards casino bid is dead
• Vanbarton lines up another office-to-resi deal
• Cooper Union marketing Chrysler Building ground lease
• The Daily Dirt: Related’s casino contingency plans
• NYC’s top deals: A Carnegie Hill co-op and Yorkville multifamily lead the deals
• Converted Cobble Hill townhouse leads Brooklyn’s luxury market
• Metro Loft, David Werner close record loan for office-to-resi conversion
• Silverstein signs insurance company to 49K sf lease
• “They’re pushing the eject button”: Related unloads monster rent-stabilized portfolio for $192M — another loss
• “Sleep No More” lawsuit put to bed 
• Ed Sheeran buys $12M Brooklyn Heights condo
• The Daily Dirt: One45’s subsidy question
• NYC’s top deals: Ed Sheeran’s condo and a Boerum Hill apartment complex
• Anthony Weiner’s back — and has something to say about real estate
• Judge sets auction date for Tribeca Associates’ 30 Broad
• Revised ground-lease bill gains steam, REBNY says it’s still unconstitutional 
• Apartment project filings rise as plans shrink to 99 units
• Manhattan DA charges dealmaker Mark Nussbaum with grand larceny 
• The Daily Dirt: Landlords open books, but pols’ minds will stay closed
• NYC’s top deals: A trio of Chinatown buildings traded for $33M
• Conde Nast nears 200K sf sublease at 1 WTC 
• Empire Capital continues buying spree with $130M Midtown South deal
• Lenders dole out big bucks for luxury resi projects
• Watchdog warns of rent-stabilized “maintenance death spiral” 
• Partnership for New York City’s Kathryn Wylde set to retire
• Joel Wiener’s Pinnacle Group places 5K units in bankruptcy
• Court of Appeals tosses Local Law 97 challenge
• NYC’s top deals: Camber sheds a Bronx apartment complex for $55M
• The Daily Dirt: Kathy Wylde on power, real estate and government getting out of the way   
• WATCH: Highlights from TRD’s New York Forum
• SALT deductions are back: What Trump’s tax bill means for home sales
• Office sublets are having a moment
• Mystery enshrouds Nir Meir hearing after former HFZ exec ordered back to Rikers
• Jersey City bans rent algorithms 
• Developers aim to build 2,600 units with 485x — all avoiding wage floor
• The Daily Dirt: Real estate aims to run out clock on these bills
• Ed Sheeran’s spends big in Brooklyn while Mark Nussbaum gets indicted 
• NYC’s top deals: Russian billionaires Valery, Olga Kogan sell Plaza home
• NYC agents lose out on commission splits
• When off the court, where do the New York Knicks live?
• Russian billionaires shed luxe Plaza condo for 45% off
• Manhattan luxury contracts notch 4-year weekly high
• RGB holds rare revote, cuts two-year lower limit
• Gilded Age mansion on the Upper East Side sold for $46M
• Lenders sue Fortis, Kestenbaum over troubled Boston tower
• Greek Revival townhouse tops Brooklyn luxury contracts
• Blackstone, Fisher Brothers land $850M mortgage at 1345 Sixth Ave 
• Brooklyn plaque attack makes you think
• NYC’s top deals: Gary Cohn buys a $5.1M UES pad
• The Daily Dirt: Steve Cohen’s $8B casino clears major obstacle
• Building Trades endorses Andrew Cuomo for mayor
• AVRS Partners joins Vanbarton in archdiocese conversion 
• David Bistricer buying Durst’s East Harlem dev site for $50M+
• Dermot left with 100K sf hole at 20 Exchange Place
• Bad combination: Low-rent housing and rail yards
• Fashion photog finds buyer for Boerum Hill townhouse asking $5M
• The Daily Dirt: Landlord group jumps into Council races
• NYC’s top deals: Chelsea condo trades for $9 million
• Joe Moinian tries to delay foreclosure auction of Midtown Hilton Garden Inn
• Safra venture joins Vanbarton on more office conversions
• Related looking to sell portion of 35 Hudson Yards
• Blackstone’s Fisher Brothers deal values 1345 Sixth Ave at $1.4B
• Las Vegas Sands still has plans for Nassau Coliseum site sans casino
• Ladder Capital shareholders recommend board chair’s ouster
• Judge declines to halt NYC’s broker fee bill
• Kering eyes stake sale at 717 Fifth Avenue
• Related agrees to increase affordable units at Hudson Yards
• State comptroller criticizes agency for longstanding Mitchell-Lama issues
• Nir Meir’s mysterious Rikers return revealed… sort of
• The Daily Dirt: Avoiding another Pacific Park development disaster
• Big investors not “cornering the home market,” but scaling back
• Vornado, Stellar snag $675M refi for Independence Plaza 
• NYC’s top deals: Catbird CEO sells UES co-op for $12M
• Zohran Mamdani might not be a socialist after all
• RXR puts down $50M deposit on billion-dollar 590 Madison deal
• Sultan of Brunei eyes Pierre Hotel purchase
• Chetrit Org lands members-only club touting Burning Man vibes for Soho building
• Paramount Global puts 355K sf up for sublease
• StreetEasy listings drop by more than 1,000 day 1 of FARE Act passage
• Joe Moinian loses Midtown Hilton Garden Inn to mezz lender
• Tavros, Charney land $525M financing for 55-story LIC project
• City eliminates voucher program incentive for landlords
• Deed theft ring member gets up to 9 years in prison
• The Daily Dirt: Council greenlights Hudson Yards rezoning 
• NYC’s top deals: Central Park co-op trades for half of ask
• Rent freeze? Rents have been falling for 10 years
• Daughter’s suit for Haruvi empire gets new life
• RFR receives lifeline at Upper East Side retail site 
• Four years on, Upper East Side Blood Center expansion remains clotted
• Bethenny Frankel sells Greenwich estate for $7.8M
• Ben Ashkenazy amasses $750M war chest for acquisitions
• Manhattan rents continue hot streak to hit new record in May
• Burlington gobbles up Macy’s lease in Melville
• REBNY appeals FARE Act loss
• Clipper Equity dumps Upper West Side rent-stabilized building at 42% discount
• The Daily Dirt: Rent board rookie makes valiant but naive case to activists
• NYC’s top deals: Bronx senior living facility sells for $45M
• Not my rent board: Mayoral contenders clash on control of RGB
• Ivanhoe Cambridge defaults at 85 Broad Street 
• NYC DOT inks 212K sf in Long Island City
• DOGE slashed $1M from fair housing watchdog’s budget 
• The Daily Dirt: NYC dominates in return-to-office
• New York bans rent-setting software
• How far does NYC’s FARE Act go?
• Related making moves at Hudson Yards

NYT – Commercial Real Estate

Fresh topics in Commercial Real Estate

Financial Times

Real estate news at the Financial Times

• Variable mortgage rates catch up to fixed
• Rising number of mortgage applicants are now opting for variable rates
• Housing market optimism could fade if Canada enters trade war with U.S.
• TRREB predicts buyers’ market conditions for GTA in 2025 outlook
• Falling fixed mortgage rates could be booster juice for buyers
• Realtor.ca aims to be a one-stop real estate shop, but is it the best option for discerning mortgage hunters?
• Home builders warn of ‘brutal blow’ to housing sector from steel, aluminum tariffs
• Inflation and tariff turbulence keep rate watchers guessing
• Reverse mortgage down payment gifts: golden opportunity or golden years gamble?
• New listings soar in Canada’s housing market as tariff uncertainty weighs on sales
• Competition Bureau investigating whether big landlords use AI to set rent prices
• CMHC forecasts slowdown in housing starts through 2027
• Macroeconomics are playing Jenga with home values
• Bank mortgage renewal rates used to be ‘take it or leave it.’ Not anymore
• Finally, some mortgage rates beginning with ‘3s’ and ‘4s’
• Can Canadian paycheques keep up with mortgage payments?
• Tariff threats blow to optimism in luxury housing market
• Tariffs set to slow pace of homebuilding in Canada
• GTA home sales down as mortgage costs, trade war weigh on buyers: board
• Trump’s tariffs keep fixed mortgage rates down, but that’s small consolation
• Rocket Mortgage exits Canada. Banks win again
• Could trade war, interest rate cut help millennials and gen Z enter housing market?
• Variable-rate mortgages continue to lure borrowers, despite the risks
• Credit rehab is harder to do nowadays, but it starts with these steps
• N.S. realtors want province to drop planned deed transfer tax hike
• Canadian home sales fall to lowest in more than year as trade war escalates
• HBC’s looming liquidation conjures ghost of Eaton’s demise
• Are great rates and affordable mortgages enough to draw wary homebuyers?
• Inflation expectations raise red flags for variable rates
• Cadillac Fairview loaned Hudson’s Bay $200 million in 2023 to keep it afloat as anchor tenant
• Trade war chills strongest housing market in 3 years
• Posthaste: Why ‘economic chaos’ isn’t slowing the cottage market
• Three-year fixed rate provides some certainty for remaining Trump years, at least
• You’ll rarely hear the word “stagflation” uttered by central bankers, for good reason
• Canada’s downtown office vacancy falls for first time since 2020
• Carney vows to revive Canada’s wartime-era homebuilding strategy
• Jon Love: The housing crisis has a simple solution — and it doesn’t involve yet another government program
• Concerned about inflationary risks? Look for these conservative mortgage options
• GTA home sales drop in March amid trade concerns: TRREB
• Why falling rates spell trouble for anyone needing to break their mortgage contract
• Bond yields dance, but mortgage rates barely flinch
• Awaiting further rate cuts before refinancing your mortgage? Better to act now
• Jersey City luxury apartments get US$331 million loan from CDPQ
• Trade woes affecting consumer confidence around homebuying
• CREA downgrades housing market forecasts due to tariffs, economic uncertainty
• More Bank of Canada rate cuts won’t boost ‘muted’ housing market in 2025: Ron Butler
• Borrowers left waiting for more relief after Bank of Canada holds
• Canada’s housing market softest in decades: Ron Butler
• The wild card in the White House makes mortgage borrowers opt for ‘safer’ choice
• Canadians turn against condos as a ‘good’ investment as sector goes through ‘rough period’
• Here’s how important homeownership is to building wealth in Canada
• Borrowers seeing some eye-catchingly low rates in some regions
• Housing still a top priority for voters in upcoming federal election
• Canada’s national housing strategy remains ‘under construction’
• Pace of rent increases slows, but housing costs still rising in Metro Vancouver
• Balsillie-owned golf venture partners with Saudi developer to build Middle East luxury resorts
• Mortgage shoppers must still weigh certainty over dice rolls
• Note to Mr. Carney: There’s a reason few Canadians opt for 10-year mortgage terms
• Recession fears put Canadians’ homebuying plans on hold, says BMO survey
• Toronto home sales plunge 23% from a year ago, prices down 4%
• Posthaste: High down payments keep Canadians out of homeownership
• As Canadians ditch U.S. real estate, some predict a flood north
• Mortgage rates at 3% or lower the magic number to reignite Canada’s housing market
• The near-term path for rates runs through Washington, D.C.
• When not to trust your mortgage lender
• Tariffs and economic uncertainty give some cottage buyers cold feet, says ReMax report
• Tariff turmoil not the only headwind hitting cottage country
• Brookfield seeks US$380 million industrial portfolio in Singapore
• Canadian home sales drop almost 10% from last year in return to ‘quiet market’
• Lenders in limbo: mortgage rates dance without direction
• Federal debt isn’t some abstract, distant problem, as mortgage borrowers may soon find out
• In Canada’s housing crisis, are modular homes a cheaper and faster solution?
• Why stable housing prices and improved affordability aren’t mutually exclusive
• The best mortgage rates in Canada right now
• A head turning six-month mortgage rate, but with a catch
• Investor mortgages have surged. Here are 12 financing questions for new landlords
• Brookfield eyes more Singapore deals from REITs under pressure
• Ottawa has to allow home prices to fall to make housing more affordable, experts say
• InterRent REIT agrees to offer from executive chair, sovereign wealth fund
• Uninsured rates drop, insured rates climb — confused yet?
• Provinces ’hold the key’ to faster homebuilding, new report argues
• Could Trump’s tariff setback be good news for the real estate market?
• RioCan REIT asks court to put joint venture with Hudson’s Bay into receivership
• Posthaste: Homeowners up for renewal are in for a wake-up call
• Toronto home prices tick up for first time in 5 months as buyers lured back
• Competition Bureau urges retailers and landlords to drop property controls
• Bank of Canada (and lenders) hit the snooze button this week
• The robots are coming! 10 predictions on what AI means for your mortgage and home
• Many homeowners plan to rein in spending as mortgage payments rise upon renewal: TD
• Why it’s a ‘smart’ time to buy a home
• Who is the typical first-time home buyer in Canada and how much money do they need?
• ‘Buyers are not responding’ as Toronto real estate listings glut passes 30,000 units
• GST relief on new homes could save 1st-time buyers up to $240 on mortgages: report
• BentallGreenOak to invest US$11 billion in Japanese real estate
• Montreal home sales, prices rise in May despite steady rates, economic uncertainty
• Average asking rents fall annually for eighth straight month to $2,129
• Ontario housing starts at lowest level since 2009, financial watchdog says
• Mortgage rates are stuck in a rut. What could break them out?
• How undervaluation of Vancouver sites could cost millions in property taxes
• HELOC’s are a lifeline in tough times, but easier to get when times are good