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• I Want to Use a Co-op as a Pied-à-Terre. Do I Need to Tell the Board?
• $3.5 Million Homes in California
• ‘By Chance, Did You Win a Cottage in Ireland?’
• What’s the Difference Between Architects, Designers and Decorators?
• The Case for Delaying Your Home Renovation
• $1.3 Million Homes in Kentucky, Washington and Massachusetts
• How to Avoid Even the Unintended Results of Your Ecological Mistakes
• How the Peacock Chair Became a Hallmark of Black American Décor
• Sugar Land, Texas: Where Cultural Diversity Is a Point of Pride
• Who’s More Likely to D.I.Y.?
• $1.1 Million Homes in Cork, Ireland
• A Designer Places Furniture in Her Bedroom as Pieces of Art
• Is This 19th-Century Factory the World’s First Skyscraper?
• ‘Prewar Eva’ Has Her Finger on the Pulse of the Hamptons
• Revisiting the Hunt: First-Time Buyers Share What Went Wrong and Right
• Should I Keep Paying Rent Increases, or Dent My Savings With a Down Payment?
• Brooklyn Laundromats Transform Into Bars, Coffee Shops and Community Hubs
• A Contemporary House Soars in Rural Rhode Island
• Compass Sues Zillow, Accusing Site of Gate-Keeping Home Listings
• In Los Angeles, a Blank Canvas Gets a Rock Star Makeover
• $700,000 Homes in New Hampshire, California and Ohio
• Homeownership: Not Enough Supply for Middle-Income Buyers
• Want a House by Frank Lloyd Wright? There’s a Support Group for That.
• Baltimore Takes a Gamble to Reverse Decades of Neglect
• Buying an Old House in London? Expect a Long List of Repairs.
• $800,000 Homes in Sweden
• A Long, Winding Path to Selling Real Estate in the Hudson Valley
• Why Is Seattle Building Skybridge Houses?
• Condo or Co-op: Which Is Better for First-Time Buyers?
• She Joined the Family Business, but She Hasn’t Given Up Her Art
• $2.5 Million Homes in California
• Would-be Home Buyers Are Deterred by Interest Rates. Explore Your Options.
• Celebrity Broker Sues National Association of Realtors Over House Listings
• A Potential Mamdani Mayorship Strikes Fear in the Real Estate Industry
• $500,000 Homes in Maine, Minnesota and Virginia
• With Invasive Plant Species, Experts Say We Should Be More Proactive
• The N.Y.C. Neighborhoods Where Home Prices Have Soared
• Canadian Buyers Are Dropping Out of the U.S. Housing Market
• Three Small Gardening Projects Anyone Can Do
• $1 Million Homes in Finland
• $900,000 Homes in New York, Illinois and Oregon
• Lorna Simpson’s Brooklyn Art Studio Is on the Market
• For These Pros, No Home Improvement Request Is Too Niche
• Can a Spate of New Builds Finally Revitalize Gowanus?
• Need a Tool for a Home Project? Get Yourself a Library Card.
• A Scramble for a Woman, 77, Who Lost Her ‘Forever’ Apartment
• For Family Reunions, Just Walk Down the Hall
• The Brooklyn Allergist’s Office That Was Once Home to a Spy
• A Day Before Trial, Alleged Accomplice of Alexander Brothers Is Cleared
• $1 Million Homes in California
• In Tough Times in Alabama, It Helped to Live in a Ballroom
• My Timeshare Is an Albatross. How Do I Get Rid of It?
• How Gen Z Is Buying Homes
• Livvy Dunne Tried to Buy Babe Ruth’s Former Apartment. An N.Y.C. Co-op Board Said ‘No’.
• He Built a House With No Doors and Windows You Can’t Close
• $550,000 Homes in Nicaragua
• Nantucket’s Workers Are Living on the Margins
• Can You Stop People From Smoking Outside Your Building?
• $3.8 Million Homes in California
• Adorning a Manhattan Loft With Hand-Crafted Inspirations
• To Afford Montauk, He Went on ‘Jeopardy’
• Condo Conversion in Former Brooklyn Church Offers ‘Piece of History’
• $2.9 Million Homes in Connecticut, Arizona and Idaho
• Plan a Garden, Then Make It ‘Maximalist’
• West Palm Beach Emerges From the Shadows With New Luxury Condos and Offices
• $2.6 Million Homes in Whistler, British Columbia
• Homes for Sale in Connecticut and New York
• Renters Are Taking Over the Suburbs
• To Live Up to a Legacy, These Texas High Schoolers Had Two Days to Build a Tiny House
• Who Wins When Neighbors Fight?
• $1.7 Million Homes in California
• Converting a Favorite Rental on Cape Cod Into a Legacy
• Child’s Bathroom Tile Murals Steal the Show in Hudson Valley Home’s  Design
• Skittles the Chameleon and Lincoln: These Rooms Are Made Just for Them
• $325,000 Homes in Pennsylvania, Texas and North Carolina
• U.S. Homes Are Not Selling, and Prices Continue to Rise
• Buying a High-End Home? A Million Dollars Mostly Falls Short.
• To Understand the Delacorte Theater Renovation, Peek Inside This Rowhouse
• Christie’s Debuts Crypto Real Estate Division
• $1.2 Million Homes in Australia
• Saving New York’s Midcentury Signs
• Can Sitting on My Fire Escape Result in Fines to My Landlord?
• Seattle Couple Adds a Slice of Argentina to Their Backyard
• $2.6 Million Homes in California
• The Quintessential Urban Design of Sesame Street
• In Brooklyn, a Palatial House on the Market for $25 Million
• Pottery Finds a New Audience Among Fashionable Men
• $600,000 Homes in West Virginia, Missouri and Massachusetts
• In Thrall to the Scented Geranium
• Downtown Detroit Is Back
• Company That Owns Apartments.com Sues Zillow Over Rental Listing Photos
• Do Your Neighbors Trust You?
• Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi Are Selling Their Country Estate
• $880,000 Homes in Romania
• The Grass Isn’t Green Anymore. And the Fence is Rickety, Too.
• In a Spanish Vineyard, an Unsung Engineer Finally Gets a Toast
• How to Stop Your Landlord From Making You Pay for Repairs
• Leaving the City for the Farm Is a Hard Row to Hoe. But They Did It.
• One Easy Rule: If You Admire It, It’s Worth Collecting
• Robert De Niro Only Wants to Shoot in New York
• In Brooklyn, a Former Tailor Shop Is a Perfect Fit
• A Ranch Four Times the Size of New York City for $79.5 Million
• $1.3 Million Homes in Arizona, Maryland and New York
• How Much Space Does the Median Income Get You?
• $1.5 Million Homes in Italy’s Lake Region
• Bears Are Terrorizing Romania. It’s Humans’ Fault.
• Can Street Vendors Set Up Right Outside My Building?
• Down Payment Assistance Is a Growing Tool for Home Buyers
• $2.3 Million Homes in California
• New to NY, She Found a Brooklyn One-Bedroom and Took Up Surfing
• How an Interior Designer Transformed Her Basement With Furniture and Fixtures
• $525,000 Homes in Maine, Georgia, and North Carolina
• What to Know About Beech Leaf Disease: How It Spreads and Ways to Reduce Symptoms
• Escondido, a San Diego Suburb, is a Showcase for Fire-Resilient Building in California
• Revisiting Carrie Bradshaw’s Apartments in ‘Sex and the City’ and ‘And Just Like That’
• The Cost to Rebuild a Home After a Natural Disaster Is Rising
• $1.2 Million Homes in Scotland
• You Can Fix Those Annoying Plug Outlets
• What Can I Do About My Terrible Neighbor?
• They Wanted More Space in Brooklyn. Now They Have Room for Chickens.
• $4 Million Homes in California
• Paint, Pottery and Profitable Leases: Experiential Retail That Works
• Arkansas Housing Development Restricted to White Residents Sparks Legal Concerns
• Have You Been Rejected by a New York Co-op Board? We Want to Hear From You.
• Some Momfluencers Are Making Money Online by Helping College Students Master Dorm Life
• How Do You Ask Your Parents to Help You Buy a House?
• $2.8 Million Homes in Connecticut, Florida and South Carolina
• Spike in Florida Condo Supply Is Creating a Buyers’ Market
• $1.4 Million Homes in São Paulo, Brazil
• How Monopoly and The Sims Reflect the Housing Market
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens
• Are Remote Closings a Bad Idea?
• The Ideal Moving Day Meal, Updated for the Online Era
• Staying in San Antonio After Building a New ‘Heart’ for Their Home
• A ‘Third Way’ Between Buying or Renting? Swiss Co-ops Say They’ve Found It.
• $1.2 Million Homes in Utah, Arizona and Virginia
• Allentown, Pa., a Former Industrial Town Reborn
• Waiting for Mortgage Rates to Fall Before You Buy? Don’t Bother.
• In Brooklyn, a Health-Inspired Rowhouse Renovation
• The Architect Liked the Model House So Much, He Moved In
• $1.3 Million Homes in Aruba
• For Jenni Kayne, Beige Is Anything but Sad
• How to Build a House, From 4 People Who Did It
• Is the Apartment Noisy? How to Know Before You Buy.
• These First-Time Homeowners Couldn’t Afford to Buy in the Big City. So They Left.
• $3 Million Homes in California
• Brad Pitt Pays $12 Million for a House in the Hollywood Hills
• D.I.Y. Repairs Turned Into a Gut Renovation in Philadelphia
• Stephen Muss, Developer Who Helped Revive Miami Beach, Dies at 97
• $475,000 Homes in New York, Ohio and Kentucky
• The Teachers Lurking in Your Garden: Hungry Rabbits and Ancient Insects
• Why Are More Millionaires Renting Homes Instead of Buying?
• $1.75 Million Homes in the British Virgin Islands
• ‘Can You Print a House?’: God, Robots and the U.S. Housing Crisis
• Can You Transfer Your Co-op Shares to Someone Else?
• Pewter Finds a Home in High-End Interior Décor
• On Croatia’s Coast, a Former Basketball Star Builds a Tribute to His Hero
• $875,000 Homes in California
• Ten Tiny Homes
• An Educator Found Her Calling (and Some Laughs) in Oakland
• The New York City Buildings Amelia Earhart Left Behind
• Workstead Founders Curate a Living Room of ‘Unexpected Heirlooms’
• $600,000 Homes in North Carolina, Texas and Michigan
• Bad Bunny’s Casita, a Summer Hub for Celebrities, Carries a Legacy
• Would You Trade Your Safety for Homeownership?
• $1.1 Million Homes in Berlin
• Behind the Scenes at the Bushwick Nightclub Red Pavilion
• Raccoons Steal Her Fruit. She’s OK With It.
• Can the Landlord Withhold Your Deposit if the Place Is a Mess?
• Creating the ‘Feeling of Morocco’ in Texas
• New York Fashion Week Designers on Choosing the Perfect Venue
• The ‘Most Colorful Home in Queens’ Has a Dark Secret
• $1 Million Homes in Washington, New York and Colorado
• Plan it Wild, a NY Landscaping Firm, is Challenging Gardeners to Diversify Their Lawns
• Amenia, N.Y., Close to the City, but Remote Enough
• Grab Your Home Energy Tax Credits While You Still Can
• $550,000 Homes in Uruguay
• Glues and Don’ts: Here’s How to Stick or Unstick Anything.
• A Look Inside Architect William Ryall’s Collection of Homes on Long Island’s North Fork
• That Artsy Mural on a Brooklyn Building? It’s a Whiskey Ad
• That Artsy Mural on a Brooklyn Building? It’s a Whiskey Ad.
• Can We Evict the Hoarder in Our Building?
• Trump Appointees Roll Back Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws
• In the Berkshires, Changing the Floors Was Only the Beginning
• $1.5 Million Homes in California
• With New Plan, Hochul Fast-Tracks Housing Supply
• In Southampton, N.Y.: A Long Wait for Section 8 Housing
• Compass to Buy Top Rival, Further Condensing Brokerage Industry
• In Greenwich, Conn., a Bucolic Retreat for a High-Powered Adman
• $550,000 Homes in Massachusetts, Georgia and Iowa
• A Dining Room With a Scenic View
• The Rise of ‘Accidental Landlords’
• $1.8 Million Homes in Madrid
• A Secret Sauce Keeps This Australian House Hot and Cool
• Home Builders, and Homeowners, Brace for Impact of Kitchen Tariffs
• How to Get Building Scaffolding Removed in New York City
• A Nashville Family Goes Wall to Wallpaper
• What Eric Adams Has Said as an Outspoken Mayor of New York City
• David Lynch’s Hollywood Hills Home Is Listed for $15 Million
• How a Real Estate Story Became One About Betrayal of a Community
• $1.7 Million Homes in Utah, California and Maine
• Grand Rapids: Quality of Life and Affordable, Too
• Are Nine Bathrooms Too Many?
• Garage Renovations Are Making Room for Parties, Art Studios and Game Day Lounges
• $1.4 Million Homes in Copenhagen
• Andrew Rannells Lists His Chelsea Triplex for $2.395 Million
• What’s Your Dream Senior Living Community? Take the Quiz
• What Types of Senior Housing Are Available?
• Margs, Stars and Classic Cars: Surprising Retirement Communities
• Real Estate Investor Sanford Solny Is Jailed for Deed Theft
• Why Is Your Security Deposit Increasing?
• Intergenerational Living Provides Family a ‘Foundation to Succeed’
• $750,000 Homes in Virginia, Florida and Pennsylvania
• Why Leaving the Leaves Is Better for Your Yard — and the Planet
• The Creator of Field + Supply Displays His Love for Handcrafted Design
• Tiny Homes Aim to Address Shortage on Lakota Reservation
• Halloween Home Décor Tips for Haunting Your Neighborhood
• Refrigerators Are Getting Larger and Larger
• Government Shutdown Scrambles Some Home Sales in Flood Zones
• $650,000 Homes in the Cotswolds
• What’s the Hype With Dirty Pastel Colors?
• This Family’s Home Has Stood for a Century — in Four Different Countries
• What to Do When the Gas Doesn’t Work in Your Building
• California Orders Insurers to Pay More for Wildfire Victims’ Lost Items
• $1.4 Million Homes in California
• Bold, Bright and Unexpected: 7 Ways to Use Tile Like a Pro
• Surrounded by Water, and 180 Acres
• The Hidden Costs of Downsizing
• $400,000 Homes in Indiana, Kentucky and New York
• The Twin Cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City, Calif.
• How a Box of Forgotten Victorian Era Photos in Ohio Led to Manhattan
• MacKenzie Scott Gives $40 Million to African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
• This Summer’s Stunning Electric Bill
• $1.5 Million Homes in Florence, Italy
• Meredith Vieira Lists Her Upper West Side Penthouse for $12.5 Million
• Diane Keaton’s Legacy as a House Renovator and Flipper
• My Landlord Is Adding a Weird Rent Fee. Is That Legal?
• He Left the City for a Cat in Gowanus
• For the Ghosts in a Berkshires Mansion, the Gilded Age Never Ended
• Why Are More Retirees Going Back to College?
• A Designer’s Bathroom Dipped in Yves Klein Blue
• To Stay or to Go? For Older New Yorkers, Either Option Is Fraught.
• After Years of Moving, They Built One Home From Multiple Buildings
• $800,000 Homes in Texas, Washington and the District of Columbia
• Is Your Dog Peeing on Some of New York’s Best Folk Art?
• For These Real Estate Agents, Rags Became Riches
• Are You Paying More Than 30% of Income on Housing Costs?
• A Last Peek Inside One of New York’s Boldest Renovations
• Why Is There a Wasp Nest In the Living Room?
• $3 Million Homes in New Zealand
• Inside a Capitol Hill Rowhouse Embracing Florida’s ‘Swamp Chic’ Style
• Luxury Retirement Communities Are Embracing Private Clubs
• Do Home Buyers Have to Show Proof of Citizenship?
• The Odd History of the Rowhouse at the Center of the N.B.A. Betting Scandal
• Ballrooms May Be a Gilded Relic, but They Still Have Their Devotees
• Montana Cabins That Were a Real Catch
• Essential Rules From a Champion of Organic Growing
• Developers Eye Mortuaries and Other Buildings for Senior Housing
• Lily Allen and David Harbour List Their Brooklyn Brownstone
• How to Celebrate Halloween Across the 5 Boroughs
• $2.7 Million Homes in Florida, New Jersey and California
• How an NYC Neighborhood Engineers the Ultimate Halloween Spectacle
• Downtown Phoenix, Expanding Upward
• In Senior Homes, A.I. Technology Is Sensing Falls Before They Happen
• The Best States for Retirement
• A Fixer Upper That Predates the Brooklyn Bridge
• Let’s Learn How to Paint Furniture
• Aging in Place Doesn’t Mean Making Your Home ‘Soulless’
• An Investor Wants to Buy My Father’s House in Cash. Can I Trust It?
• $2 Million Homes in California
• A Famous Narrow House in the West Village Listed for $4.195 Million
• A Family Grows Their House, and Grows Into It, Too
• $600,000 Homes in Michigan, Arizona and West Virginia
• ‘Dream Home Makeover’ Star Shea McGee Thinks Nothing Is Too Casual
• The First Look Inside the Flatiron Building Condo Conversion
• Don’t Let Tariffs Ruin Your Renovation. Here Are 5 Tips.
• First-Time Home Buyers Are Older Than Ever
• Fringe Couches Are the Hottest New Luxury Décor
• $570,000 Homes in Cape Town, South Africa
• Design-Conscious Shoppers Descend on Major Home Stager’s Tag Sale
• Deep Beneath Helsinki, the Playgrounds Are Really Bomb Shelters
• Today’s Yacht Buyer Is Younger, Richer and Increasingly American
• There’s a Real Estate Agent on My Condo Board. Isn’t That a Bad Idea?
• Can Soccer Stadiums Revitalize American Cities?
• French Chateau Moves In Next to English Tudors in Alabama
• Karaoke Rooms Go High Tech
• $1.2 Million Homes in New York, Rhode Island and Idaho
• Here’s Where You Can Spend Less Than $1,000 on Rent
• Brooklyn Investor Who Stole Homes Faces Years Behind Bars
• $1.3 Million Homes in Spain’s Basque Country
• Bishop Arts District, an Eclectic Dallas Enclave
• New York Lacked an Affordable Housing Portal. So These Teenagers Made One.
• My Landlord Is Trying to Cheat Me on a Lease Renewal
• At First, It Was Just ‘Livable.’ Now, It’s Their Brooklyn Dream Home.
• To Afford Manhattan, a Trainer Offered His Services
• Parents Use Decades of Home Equity to Help Their Kids Buy in a Tough Market
• $900,000 Homes in Louisiana, South Dakota and Minnesota
• Making a Yard ‘Very Wild,’ Yet Still Fit for Entertaining
• Why More People Are Adding Custom Drink Stations at Home
• How to Keep Your Houseplants Anything but Basic
• Is a Global Housing Bubble About to Burst?
• Don’t Tread on Frank: How One Man’s Yard Became a Battlefield
• $790,000 Homes in the Dominican Republic
• Sports Stadiums Add Exclusive Members-Only Clubs to Attract Wealthy Fans
• Can I Pass My Co-op Unit to My Partner if We’re Not Married?
• The Secrets of a Location Agent for Movies and TV
• On Maine’s Bailey Island, She Wanted Her Home to Feel Like a ‘Sculpture’
• If the Neighborhood Was Good Enough for Jane Jacobs, It Was Good Enough for Them
• $425,000 Homes in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky
• Inside the Home That Tells the Story of Sag Harbor
• Members Club for Antique Lovers Attracts a Younger Generation of Collectors
• Hendersonville, N.C., Surrounded by Natural Treasures
• The New York Neighborhoods That Best Protect Against Extreme Heat
• How to Decorate a Country Home for the Holidays
• Trump’s Childhood Home Is on the Market for $2.3 Million
• $2 Million Homes in São Paulo, Brazil
• My Condo Board Is So Secretive. How Do I Get More Information?
• $1.8 Million Homes in California
• To Thank Their Parents, They Bought Them a House
• Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings
• 270 Park Is a Bold Addition to New York City’s Skyline
• Like Fancy Japanese Toilets? You’ll Love the Sound of This.
• What Kind of House Does $975,000 Buy in Missouri, Florida and New Mexico?
• Adding Vintage Touches to an 1800s Victorian
• Homes for Sale in New York City
• Does Your Building Have a Fabric Recycling Bin? It Should.
• In a Brooklyn Apartment, D.I.Y. Holiday Décor That Crosses Cultures
• $1.4 Million Homes in Amsterdam
• Trompe l’Oeil Wallpaper Is the Latest Trick to Elevate Your Home
• What Kind of Homeowners’ Insurance Do You Need in a Co-op?
• Antique or Imitation? A Field Guide for Furniture Hunting.
• Sea Ranch Let Her Feel ‘Life and Death and Dark and Light’
• A Guide to Real Christmas Trees, From Fir Trees to Pine Trees
• His Weekend Cabin Turned Into a Permanent Downsize
• Frank Gehry’s Forgotten Masterpiece: His Own House in Santa Monica
• $1.85 Million Homes in Montana, Illinois, and Maine
• How to Choose Seeds With Flavor in Mind
• Crumbling Parking Garages Get a New Life as Luxury Housing
• Interest in Home Coffee Machines Rising
• $1.5 Million Homes in Antwerp, Belgium
• What Is a ‘Zombie Mortgage,’ and How Can You Avoid It?
• $2.4 Million Homes in California
• A Race-Car Driver Cruises Manhattan for His First Apartment
• ‘Weird’ Townhouse Gave Couple Chance at Realizing Brooklyn Dream
• Is Your Apartment Nice Enough to List on Kindred, a Home-Swapping App?
• As Regional Theaters Struggle, Some Defy the Odds
• $685,000 Homes in Michigan, North Carolina and New York
• Leanne Ford’s Cozy Sunroom Has an Old Soul
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
• Is Downsizing Worth It?
• $1.3 Million Homes in Italy
• Would You Let A.I. Design Your Living Room?
• And Now, Please Welcome Back: Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
• Does My Landlord Have to Fix the Intercom System?
• $5 Million Homes in California
• U.S. Housing Discrimination Complaints Rise as Support Network Thins
• Making Austin Home Meant Adding Modern Touches to a 1940s House
• Tuck Yourself In at Night. Then Tuck Your Bed In for the Day.
• $2 Million Homes in Georgia, Los Angeles and the District of Columbia
• A Guide to Living In Richmond, Va.
• Our Favorite Home-Buying Stories of 2025
• Who Recycles the Most Cardboard in N.Y.C.?
• $750,000 Homes in New Brunswick, Canada
• Today’s Stripes Are Bolder, Wider and Used in Excess
• I Broke the Lease on an Illegal Rental. Can I Get My Security Deposit Back?
• The New Stealth Recliners
• $3.25 Million Homes in California
• Our Favorite Kitchen Renovations of 2025
• $850,000 Homes in Arizona, Oklahoma and Connecticut
• Amy Schumer Moves On, Selling ‘Moonstruck’ House in Brooklyn
• A Carriage House Reimagined for Work and Play
• A New Luxury Development Debuts On Top of Boston’s South Station
• New Gardening Rules for the New Year
• Homes for Sale in New York State
• Why Is It So Expensive to Cut Down a Tree?
• Los Angeles Fridge Law Ends Baffling Rite of Passage for Renters
• $2 Million Homes in London
• Let the Sky Shine
• Can Your Landlord Charge Extra for Building Amenities?
• All-Cash Deals Dominated Manhattan’s Real Estate Market in 2025
• A New Yorker Falls for an L.A. Bungalow
• What Will Our Homes Look Like in 2026?
• $425,000 Homes in Tennessee, Missouri and Florida
• New Incentives and Rules Prompt Homeowners to Upgrade Fire-Prone Homes
• Homes for Sale in Connecticut and New Jersey
• Welcome to the Era of 65-Year-Old Roommates
• How One Death Underscores the Suicide Risk for Construction Workers
• Antique or Imitation? Here’s How to Tell the Difference.
• $875,000 Homes in the Bahamas
• For a Cohesive Home Color Palette, Start With One Thing
• Compass Acquires Top Rival, Creating World’s Largest Brokerage
• How to Make Your Landlord Enforce the Noise Rules
• A Leasing Officer Prefers to Rent in New Jersey
• A Move to Oregon Led to a Life in Interior Design
• Sports Magnate Stan Kroenke Named Largest Private Landowner in the U.S.
• $1 Million Homes in Oregon, Texas and New York
• Everything Is Romantic in Louise Roe’s Living Room
• A Guide to Living in Whitefish, Montana
• Where Did All the American-Born Roofers Go?
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
• Why Staten Island Has the Highest Home Turnover Rate in N.Y.C.
• $1.8 Million Homes in France
• Celebrity Listings From Anthony Hopkins, Larry Ellison, Maria Bello and More
• Rent Controlled vs. Rent Stabilized: Here’s How the Rates Work.
• The Man Who Saw School Buses as Vehicles for Possibility
• An Art Collector’s Vision Set in Rock in Millbrook, N.Y.
• $300,000 Homes in Georgia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
• A Green ‘Monster’ Hides on a Quiet London Street
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and the Bronx
• Tracking Air Pollution by Neighborhood in New York City
• In India, a Sustainable House Is Suspended Over a Gorge
• Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
• The Essential Tools Everyone Should Own
• Park City’s Last Sundance
• $600,000 Homes in Scotland
• How to Prepare Your Home for a Winter Storm
• Buying in a Condo Association? Here’s How to Spot the Red Flags.
• Massive Sconces Take Over the World of Luxury Lighting
• Inside Seattle Seahawk Leonard Williams’s Florida Home
• $4.5 Million Homes in California
• $950,000 Homes in South Carolina, Connecticut and Colorado
• Who Decides When a Home Is Safe? A California Bill Says Science, Not Insurers.
• A Kitchen With a ‘Grown-Up Feeling’
• Vacation Towns Mull Shifting Tax Burden to Second-Home Owners
• People Are Getting Worried About Household Mold. Should You Be?
• Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
• New Home Listings in Harlem, Murray Hill and Crown Heights
• Should We All Be ‘House Burping’?
• Crackling Flames and Cozy Hearths: 7 Enviable Fireplaces
• $1.1 Million Homes in Australia
• Gene Hackman’s Santa Fe Compound Is for Sale a Year After His Death
• Should Rent-Stabilized New Yorkers Count on the Mamdani Rate Freeze?
• What Do Luca Dončić, Shedeur Sanders and Sabrina Ionescu Have In Common? House Burglars.
• $1.3 Million Homes in California
• Inside the Wonderfully Cluttered Loft of the Yoda Artist Family
• They Went From Renters to Renovators in Los Angeles
• Woman Says Tal Alexander Assaulted Her When She Was 13 Years Old
• Henry David Thoreau Fans Are Building Replicas of Walden Cabin
• The Rise of the All-Electric Luxury Kitchen
• They Made the Basement the Most Attractive Part of the House
• $530,000 Homes in Ohio, Alabama and Texas
• When a Fresh Start Means a Fresh Interior
• Why Are Home Purchase Cancellations on the Rise?
• Why Building Alone Won’t Solve the Housing Crisis
• $1.2 Million Homes in the South of France
• ‘Now We Have a Voice’: Indigenous Architects Redesign Canada
• How to Co-Parent in a Family Home After a Divorce
• How to Choose Wallpaper Like a Professional Designer
• My Co-op’s Renovation Project Is Bad for Residents. Can We Stop It?
• A Designer Moves Upstairs — and Starts Over
• A Return to New York Was a Much-Delayed Dream
• How to Avoid Conflict During a Stressful Home Renovation
• How to Deal With Neighbors Having Loud Sex
• Starting at Harvard and Falling for Your First Tree
• The Sublime and Subversive Desire Paths of a Snowy New York
• A Sitting Room Where Every Object Tells a Story
• $1.5 Million Homes in Michigan, New Hampshire and Washington
• How to Sleep With Other People
• What Homeowners Need to Know About Smart Home Cameras
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• Does Moving In to Save Money Spell Doom for a Relationship?
• $500,000 Apartments in Milan
• Negro Coney Island: The New York Amusement Park That Never Opened
• Three’s a Crowd
• Why More Couples Are Choosing to Live With Roommates
• What Should a Co-op Do When Two Residents Fight?
• Three Large Compounds for Sale Under $1 Million
• A Deteriorating Mansion, for Sale Again, Fascinates Brooklyn
• January’s Winter Storm Broke Records. So Do the Heat Bills.
• $450,000 Homes in Vermont, Georgia and Colorado
• Bill Gates Continues to Pare Down His Lakeside Compound Near Seattle
• More Los Angeles Homeowners Are Choosing to Renovate Instead of Move
• $680,000 Homes in Wales
• Accessible and Affordable Housing Pilot Attracts Waiting List in California
• When the Police Knock, Does the Doorman Have to Open?
• With a Payout, She Left San Francisco Behind and Moved Back Home
• Three Homes Designed by Famous Architects
• A Kitchen Nook Shows Off the Objects a Designer Loves
• Hoping for a Lively Spring? Welcome the Woodpeckers
• When Do You Need to Call a Tree Doctor?
• You Can Soon Rent the ‘Heated Rivalry’ Cottage
• $1.2 Million Homes in Tennessee, Utah and Oregon.
• Data Shows Shift to Buyer’s Market
• The Rise and Fall of a Notorious Florida Nudist Colony
• Shopping for Plants Online Is a Trend That’s Sure to Grow
• How Homeowners Renovate for Kink
• $1 Million Homes on Croatia’s Coast
• The Benevolent Landlord of St. Marks Place
• A Chicago Building Gives Blind Tenants Newfound Independence
• Who Has the Right to That Parking Spot in Front of the Building?
• Transforming a Greenpoint Townhouse Into a High-Performance Home
• Billionaires Spending More Than Ever on Miami Real Estate
• Living in Rochester, N.Y.: A Real Estate Guide
• Musician Billy Joel Sells Long Island Mansion for $28.75 Million
• A Riverside Czech Cabin That Disappears Into the Trees
• $550,000 Homes in Kentucky, Florida and Maryland
• Why Are We Spending So Much Money on Home Renovations?
• $650,000 Waterfront Homes in Belize
• Queens Residents Worry Over Newly Approved Casino Project
• Fans Open Their Homes for the Harry Styles Residency

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• COPA gives industry fresh crisis heading into 2026
• COPA limbo: Will the mayor veto controversial housing bills? 
• Ex-Paramount CEO Albert Behler shows up to office, gets shown the exit
• Savanna chases sale at 521 Fifth Ave to avoid foreclosure
• Moshe Silber leaves prison for halfway house 
• “Time kills all deals”: City Council approves bill ending co-op application purgatory
• Minnesota’s mistake on rent control
• Three’s a crowd: Chetrit, Moinian, Minskoff entangled in self-dealing claims
• Coworking company Jay Suites signs 30K sf Brooklyn lease
• Nathan Berman, InterVest smash conversion financing record
• Fifth Avenue co-op, new dev maisonette top Manhattan’s luxury market
• City Council approves Totem’s Broadway Junction rezoning
• Moody’s inks 460K sf lease at Brookfield Place
• Southampton opens zoning door for affordable housing east of canal
• French IT company inks 43K sf lease at Vornado’s Penn 2
• Penthouse at 50 United Nations Plaza finally trades for $29M
• Adams releases Manhattan Plan, a housing toolkit for Mamdani and future mayors 
• The Daily Dirt: Speaker damages housing legacy
• NYC’s top deals: Tribeca pad trades for $15M
• Don’t “upsize” broken program for vacant units — fix it
• Slate seals deal on Stewart Hotel acquisition for $255M 
• Former media couple’s $9.5M townhouse tops Brooklyn market
• Steven Shi files plans for 30-story DoBro debut
• Chain stores shrink footprint across NYC
• Kingston mayor breaks with council, vetoes rent-control resolution
• Rialto sued over alleged self-dealing, “highly improper” servicing
• The Daily Dirt: A year of major changes for real estate 
• NYC’s top deals: EJS Development inks deals for 3 pads at UES condo
• Billionaires’ Row blowback: 220 Central Park South hit with $3M damage suit 
• Joel Schwartz snags $72M loan for DoBro project
• Shelter Island estate targets local record with $18M ask
• BXP dangles $25M bonus to CEO
• NYC’s top deals: Flatiron co-op trades between attorneys for $4M
• Any tenant who pays rent “should have his head examined”
• Biggest proposed projects of 2025 include casino, jails 
• Resort plan dead as Broad Cove Preserve gets permanent protection
• Jeff Sutton fires back against lender over Herald Square foreclosure
• Apartment at Naftali’s 1045 Madison rents for $95K
• Summit makes $450M offer for Joel Wiener’s bankrupt buildings
• Manhattan’s luxury market thrived in 2025
• Elizabeth Street bargain: Adams administration offers developers alternative site if they drop lawsuit against city 
• Avdoo pays $63M for Hudson Square development site  
• Brooklyn luxury market notches busiest Christmas week in years 
• NYC’s top deals: Lenox Hill condo trades for $11.8 million
• Welcome to NY, the land of free stuff
• Idan Ofer, Nathan Berman pursue 101 Greenwich conversion
• Lexin planning 270-unit conversion in Chelsea
• Vornado never reported any fraud to SEC, says former exec charged with fraud
• L+M led venture scores $278M debt for resilient housing in Far Rockaway
• Jack Welch’s widow buys $24M Park Avenue penthouse
• Jeff Sutton leases entire Soho retail, resi property
• Walker & Dunlop reports $100M exposure to mortgage fraud
• NYC’s top deals: Suzy Welch buys Lenox Hill triplex for $24M
• Hunts Point Produce Market in line for $635M rebuild
• Here are NYC’s top real estate stories of 2025
• Volkswagen vrooms into 2026 with Long Island City flagship
• Adams appointee backs out of Rent Guidelines Board
• Elizabeth Street Garden developers reject Adams deal for alternative city site 
• Mamdani appoints Ahmed Tigani as DOB commissioner
• Adams vetoes COPA, housing measures dreaded by real estate industry
• Make South Florida brothers’ success possible in NYC
• Zohran Mamdani is mayor. Here’s what real estate is watching
• Adams ends mayoralty with final screw-up
• Got gas? All electric? Either way, this law makes you pay
• Mamdani takes on Pinnacle Group bankruptcy in admin’s first real estate move
• Inside new dev’s new exclusivity game
• “Winners and losers”: What if Mamdani finally reforms NYC property taxes?
• Miki Naftali takes Fifth Avenue
• Can’t pay, won’t pay: NYC’s affordable operators get squeezed by slow collections
• “In my business, bad is good”: Ivan Friedman and the business of saving mall leases
• Brookfield’s One New York Plaza hits special servicing
• HUBB NYC pays $40M for Gowanus multifamily  
• Related, Oxford secure $1.6B construction loan for Hudson Yards tower
• How private clubs became commercial real estate’s favorite tenants
• Mamdani taps Dina Levy for HPD commissioner
• Here’s where rent board drama stands after Adams appointee backed out
• Deutsche Bank Center’s $1.1B CMBS deal tops November loans
• Samuel Fisch finds conversion opportunity in Financial District
• Mamdani’s “rental ripoff” hearings to let tenants air grievances
• SL Green starts $2.5B selloff with 100 Park deal
• Mack takes Hudson Yards site from Chetrit in $94M title transfer
• Aman New York resales lead Manhattan’s luxury market into 2026
• “Broken promises” and unpaid bills: Chetrit law firm seeks to withdraw from case
• Housing whirlwind: Mamdani wastes no time targeting “bad landlords”
• The Daily Dirt: Mamdani’s need for SPEED
• NYC’s top deals: Related, Oxford drop $52M on 10th Ave parcel 
• Dumbo duplex penthouse tops Brooklyn luxury’s slow start to 2026  
• Mamdani’s “rental ripoff” hearings: Get ready for show trials
• Rabsky files plans for 24-story Tribeca project
• Sovereign Partners picks up $150M refi in Midtown South
• Mamdani admin says Pinnacle’s rent-stabilized buildings might be doomed
• Manhattan office leasing roars back to pre-pandemic pace
• Brooklyn Mirage sold to nightlife brand for $110M
• “Goldilocks market”: Manhattan’s sales market was “just right” in fourth quarter
• Meyer Chetrit appears in court on tenant harassment charges
• NYCHA’s West Chelsea redevelopment stymied again
• Top agent Lindsay Barton Barrett exits Douglas Elliman for Compass
• The Daily Dirt: City won’t stop insurance crisis
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Dec. 29, 2025
• NYC’s top deals: Charter school buys its Queens outpost for $85M
• Judge awards $22M to JLL over Moshe Silber’s mortgage fraud
• Omnibuild, former CEO John Mingione set to head to trial in Nir Meir fraud case
• TF Cornerstone’s LIC multifamily leads November’s outer-borough loans
• BXP lands major tenant at 343 Madison
• Rithm Capital lands first big lease since Paramount takeover 
• Carlyle strikes in Brooklyn again with $105M purchase
• Carnegie House lease dispute goes to land owners
• Developers land fresh $150M loan at Jersey City complex 
• Election-year state-vs-city politics are affecting Mamdani’s first days in office
• Eyal Ofer’s Global Holdings lands AI tenant at 25 Kent
• SL Green finances Park Avenue Tower with $480M loan
• NYC’s top deals: Avdoo closes on $63M Manhattan office buy
• The Daily Dirt: Real estate issues to watch as city, state sessions kick off
• Condos for 70% off? Why the quest to regulate affordability will never end
• Lexin offloads 421a-eligible FiDi development site
• Judge rejects Mamdani’s bid to pause Pinnacle auction, paves way for Summit takeover
• Kingston council overrides mayor’s rent stabilization veto
• Dalan takes another foreclosure swipe at Steve Croman
• Soho House’s $2.7B privatization deal falling apart
• Holliday, Rechler, Barnett square off in Worldwide Plaza foreclosure brawl: “Sham auction”
• Who is Mamdani’s tenants’ rights whisperer Cea Weaver?
• NYC’s top deals: Epic offloads Meatpacking office property for $71M
• The Daily Dirt: Gloomy forecast for real estate reform
• Dan Garodnick out at City Planning Commission
• Why New York’s new dev fell flat in 2025
• Charles Cohen’s distressed office sale irritates Fortress
• State comptroller wants “landlord disqualification” list for voucher program
• LuxUrban founder Brian Ferdinand files for personal bankruptcy 
• Summit Properties to take over 5K apartments from Joel Weiner’s Pinnacle
• The Daily Dirt: Pinnacle’s apartments sell despite tenant pleas. What’s next?
• NYC’s top deals: Music Hall of Williamsburg sells for $14M
• SL Green didn’t wait long to make headlines in 2026
• Mamdani, Trump and Hochul offer startling real estate ideas
• The Compass-Anywhere mega-merger closed. Here come the talking points
• Declaration Partners and Hilltop Real Estate take three Soho storefronts for $50M
• PayPal inks deal for Hudson Square office 
• What’s next for Mark Nussbaum?
• Bushburg sues civil rights organization in rent dispute
• JDS, PMG’s 111 West 57th Street snags top Manhattan contract, nears sellout
• Lenders cut nine-figure deals outside of New York City limits
• Soho China’s Xin eyes $1.3B valuation for Park Avenue Plaza stake
• NYC’s top deals: Extell offloads $56M pad at 50 W. 66th
• Mamdani admin objects to sale of Pinnacle units to Summit
• Credit where it’s not due: Why developers yield spotlight
• The Daily Dirt: Adams administration eased environmental review for these housing projects
• Brooklyn luxury market bounces back in second week of 2026
• RXR acquires minority stake in Upper East Side luxury rental
• Vornado manages to rescue ownership of 650 Madison Avenue
• TPG, Aurora Capital team up on $71M Meatpacking District buy
• Hochul wants to exempt housing projects from environmental review, punish bad landlords 
• Gary Barnett claps back at SL Green, RFR over ‘sham’ auction claim
• Court upholds city’s fee for converting Soho artists’ units
• The Daily Dirt: NIMBYs in LA are hot and bothered
• NYC’s top deals: U.S. ambassador to Morocco sells $19M Fifth Ave. pad
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Jan. 9, 2026
• Chetrit, Stellar stare down foreclosure on Upper West Side
• Maverick quietly takes Chetrit interests at own auction
• Former Eric Adams housing official indicted for corruption
• Yellowstone snags $326M construction loan for Watson Hotel conversion
• Mamdani’s housing czar on rent freeze, bad landlords and striking balance between pro-development and pro-tenant agendas
• Harry Macklowe may finally land East Hampton certificate of occupancy
• Summit plans to spend $30M fixing the Pinnacle portfolio. Will it appease Mamdani?
• Judge pumps brakes on Gary Barnett’s Worldwide Plaza UCC sale
• The Daily Dirt: New York takes on environmental review
• NYC’s top deals: Blackstone offloads Flushing mall, condo complex for $424M
• Rental vouchers aren’t perfect — and shouldn’t be
• Manhattan rents reach second-highest on record
• Vision & Beyond, co-founders indicted for $50M bank fraud conspiracy
• Woman who first accused Oren, Alon Alexander of rape found dead
• Greek businessman sells former Rockefeller townhouse for $16M
• Eli, Isaac Chetrit face foreclosure on Manhattan building
• Talk of settlement at Summit and Pinnacle hearing, but no resolution yet
• The Daily Dirt: Rihanna’s hopeless place
• NYC’s top deals: Greek business magnate parts with Carnegie Hill townhouse for $16M
• Arbitrator finds “self-dealing” developer owes $22M
• Stephen Ross’ former Columbus Circle penthouse trades for $51M
• Summit confirmed as Pinnacle buyer, ending fight with Mamdani
• Trustee asks court to approve $35M stalking horse bid for Oleg Cassini’s UES mansion 
• Atlas Capital snaps up East Village multifamily for $112 million
• Gotlib says “secret recording” undercuts widow’s claim she was tricked out of Black Spruce stake
• A&E to pay city $2.1M to settle violations across 14 buildings
• Mamdani’s spin can’t hide truth of Pinnacle auction
• A new charge, final appearances: the Alexander brothers’ trial draws near
• New York’s real estate auctions brought the intrigue
• What Chris Marte’s subcommittee chair appointment means for the industry
• NYC’s top deals: Lincoln Square penthouse sells for $51M
• Socialite Shafi Roepers snags deal for UES co-op after 10 years, 50% off
• Charles Cohen seeks more time for Fortress debt, but lender says game over
• Uncertainty cooled Brooklyn investment sales in 2025
• From Jersey City to Kenosha, displacement theory doesn’t pan out
• Real estate proposals to watch in New York’s budget
• LA Lakers coach JJ Redick finds buyer for Dumbo penthouse asking $6M 
• Nursing home moguls Daryl Hagler, Kenneth Rozenberg sued for self-dealing
• Lily Allen, David Harbour find buyer for Carroll Gardens townhouse after breakup
• Summit’s deal with Pinnacle, by the numbers
• The Daily Dirt: Why real estate evolves faster than politics
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Jan. 16, 2026
• NYC’s top deals: Chelsea penthouse trades for $21M
• Multifamily AI firm inks 109k sf lease in Midtown Manhattan
• Trump commutes sentence of Brooklyn developer behind $50M Hartford mortgage fraud
• Real estate, tech investment manager Fifth Wall cuts staff
• German investor asking $400M for FiDi’s 140 Broadway
• The Daily Dirt: Here’s a cheatsheet on J-51, environmental reform proposals
• NYC’s top deals: Soho apartment buildings sell for $18M
• New York developers are going small
• Jason Oppenheim wades into rent control debate
• NY architect accused of retaliating against unionization effort
• CIM Group crashes up against another construction lawsuit
• AI giant seeks more office space in Manhattan
• Charles Cohen’s 750 Lex auctioned off, returns to lender
• ICE trying to buy Hudson Valley warehouse owned by Carl Icahn
• Owners ditch conversion at 745 Fifth as Plaza District office bets revive
• Jemal brothers still bickering over real estate portfolio
• The Daily Dirt: Why is Trump letting fraudsters off?
• NYC’s top deals: Will Arnett drops $11M on West Village home
• At REBNY gala, Mamdani skips while Hochul pledges to continue as industry ally 
• German lender spars with Blackstone over $17M water damage at Seattle office building
• Vornado’s Pier 94 studio lands first tenant
• Idan Ofer, Nathan Berman nab 101 Greenwich loan
• Lawsuit blocking NYCHA West Chelsea redevelopment foiled
• Judge tosses bribery case against developer accused of bribing former DOB commish 
• The Daily Dirt: REBNY’s Liar’s Ball turns back the clock 
• Old permits bring new headaches for NYC agents, sellers
• NYC’s top deals: Greek businessman buys UES condo for $28M
• Real estate should let horse racing shrink and redevelop empty tracks
• REBNY gala draws (most of) real estate’s biggest names
• Gary Barnett in contract to buy Midtown assemblage
• Chetrit’s Yorkshire Towers sheds 30% in value as rent laws bite
• Oleg Cassini’s former Gramercy home sells for $7M
• Legion’s 1122 Madison Ave tops Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• Feds probe Frank Carone, Adams confidant with deep real estate ties
• Law firm inks 33K sf lease at Tishman Speyer’s 30 Rock
• Carmel Partners buys piece of $500M UWS apartment portfolio
• Without enough Council override votes, COPA appears dead
• The Daily Dirt: Soloviev Group seeks office anchor for 57th Street assemblage
• NYC’s top deals: Clarion Partners president scoops up $10M pad at Naftali’s UWS condo
• American Exchange Group affiliates refinance 1375 Broadway
• Celebrated architect John Beyer dies at 92
• Hal Gavzie out at Douglas Elliman 
• Ian Schrager partners with Highgate to scale Public Hotels
• Lily Allen’s townhouse tops Brooklyn’s luxury market
• Jeff Winick ordered to pay $9M in back taxes
• Eli Karp Sues Greystone, BBG over alleged “loan-to-own” appraisal scheme
• Mamdani taps new DCAS head after rough year for agency
• The Daily Dirt: Why Mamdani would let COPA die
• NYC’s top deals: Icon Realty sells Soho store for $19M
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Jan. 19, 2026
• Rialto fighting improper servicing suit from investor
• Why Elliott Management is buying an obscure office REIT
• Broad Street Development, Invesco latest to pursue FiDi conversion
• Taconic’s Manhattan life sciences hub lands lab tenant
• Diamond earrings, alleged safety risks add to Lewis-Martin allegations
• Barnett scores win in Worldwide Plaza face-off with Holliday and Rechler
• NYC’s top deals: Stalled Williamsburg hotel dev site trades for $30M
• No good deed unpunished: Receiver tarred as “worst landlord”
• Douglas Elliman vet Raphael De Niro jumps to Brown Harris Stevens
• TJ Maxx joins retail influx at JEMB’s Herald Towers
• Fictitious deals and phony emails: New Nussbaum filings lay bare alleged Ponzi scheme
• “Contempt if I ever saw it”: OYO Hotels burned by judge
• JEMB lands fresh capital stack for Brooklyn’s tallest office
• The Daily Dirt: COPA sponsor admits defeat… for now
• Midtown hotel owner pushed out of two Times Square-area properties
• Sprawling North Fork waterfront estate sells for record $12M
• Council revives two housing regulation bills, COPA remains vetoed
• The Daily Dirt: Brookfield fund plunges in value
• NYC’s top deals: Two resales at Aman New York trade at losses
• South Florida’s top deals: West Palm Beach hotel trades for $24M
• How high can prices in the Hamptons go?
• Harry Macklowe’s forfeited 78th-floor condos at 432 Park nab $53M contract
• Tishman Speyer emerges as frontrunner to buy Chrysler Building
• One High Line developers land $525M loan
• Gary Barnett is making moves in Midtown
• Inside the first week of the Alexanders brothers’ sex trafficking trial
• NYC’s top deals: Naftali sells three more units at The Henry for $23M
• The Daily Dirt: NYC’s bird glass dilemma
• Brooklyn Mirage creditors accuse lender of “trickery,” try to pull plug on bankruptcy deal
• Fannie finds multifamily fraud fading. That’s one interpretation.
• Can Cirrus build NYC workforce housing with union labor — and pension funding — at scale?
• Industry to Mamdani: “Let’s not demonize real estate”
• What did Zohar Levy just walk into?
• Manhattan office market cooled in January
• Rockrose picks up $100M more of former Long Island College Hospital site
• Serhant team takes over sales at Shvo’s Mandarin Oriental
• Big buildings, big loans: Here’s where lenders invested in December
• Central Park Tower tops Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• Flagstar claws back to profitability after slashing multifamily, CRE exposure
• Archdiocese selling another housing conversion candidate
• NYC’s top deals: Pontiac Land Group sells MoMa tower condo for $30M
• “Hardest moment of my life”: Woman testifies about alleged attack filmed by Oren Alexander 
• Legion lands $191M loan for Greenwich Village project
• Mid-century modern townhouse tops Brooklyn’s luxury contracts
• “The litany of problems is staggering”: Lessons for Mamdani in Spanish Harlem
• The Daily Dirt: Tenants say it’s time for REST
• Mamdani’s HPD head: “We don’t take over properties”
• Court orders Maverick to pause foreclosure after accusations of “vulturous” conduct
• Greenbrook, Carlyle’s multifamily portfolio tops outer-borough loans
• Eliot Spitzer strikes quiet deal for Stamford parcels
• The Daily Dirt: He collects from angry tenants
• NYC’s top deals: Nolita apartment buildings sell for $22M
• Top Bankruptcy attorney Jonathan Pasternak suspended for three years in NY’s Southern District
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Jan. 30, 2026
• World Wide Group, Rabina obtain $160M loan in Long Island City
• Olympia Dumbo penthouse asking $17.5M snags contract
• Empire State Realty eyes $350M for Billionaires Row office building
• After eviction threat, Al Sharpton’s National Action Network makes way for One45 project
• The Daily Dirt: Senate housing chair won’t run for reelection 
• NYC’s top deals: UES co-op sells for $11M
• Trump blowback triggers good cause eviction
• JPMorgan expands at Brookfield’s 5 Manhattan West
• Brookfield throws in $173M to refi Brookfield Place tower
• Baccarat condo owners say Floyd Mayweather owes over $300K in rent
• The Daily Dirt: Heat pumps only $54K apiece
• NYC’s top deals: West Village townhouse trades for $19M
• APF Properties loses Midtown office to lender for $45M
• Westbrook Partners selling pair of Ritz-Carlton hotels
• Khosla Capital refinances luxury Hackensack complex
• Cayre Equities cashes in on Midtown South rezoning with Garment District flip
• Palisades Center mall auctioned off to lender Black Diamond Capital
• Jeffrey Epstein was Core Club member, confidante, connector: “My guardian angel”
• The Daily Dirt: Here’s how the comptroller wants to implement 485x
• NYC’s top deals: Soho mixed-use buildings sell for first time in decades
• Shvo’s Mandarin Oriental cuts prices, changes course
• Bankrupt Brooklyn buildings defy stereotype
• Manhattan’s $10M+ market sees hottest week in over a year
• Tech took Manhattan office leases by storm in January
• T.J. Maxx nabbed NYC’s largest retail leases in January
• Bondholders accuse American Dream, NJ town of rigging mall valuation
• NYC’s top deals: Elad Group sells UES penthouse for $21M
• Penthouse in Brooklyn’s most expensive condo project leads busy luxury market
• The Daily Dirt: 5 questions with Kathy Wylde successor Steve Fulop
• Did Cayre deserve $10M gain? You bet
• Citadel’s Ken Griffin takes stake in 350 Park, readies for demolition
• New York lawmakers introduce data center development moratorium
• Linklaters expands at Vornado’s 1290 Sixth Avenue
• One Domino could beat its own Williamsburg condo price record
• Ranco, Gilardians secure $115M loan at Murray Hill project
• The Daily Dirt: The political theater of Mamdani’s bad-buildings list
• NYC’s top deals: CUNY drops $40M on FiDi commercial condos
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Feb. 6, 2026
• “My very wealthy Russians”: Inside brokers’ name-dropping frenzy to access Epstein’s townhouse
• Jonathan Miller and Douglas Elliman break up data partnership after 32 years
• The Daily Dirt: Bad landlords and faster housing development 
• NYC’s top deals: Former NBCUniversal CEO offloads UWS co-op for $15M
• New York City rents climb back toward record highs
• Too big to fail: Mamdani, Albany wait for 485x to flop
• Manocherian Brothers float resi conversion despite Midtown South carveout
• Waldorf Astoria hits market after eight-year condo conversion
• Could a land bank fix the tax lien sale?
• Compass’ Kyle Blackmon wins $5M in financial advisor dispute over stock
• Mystery investor backed Carlyle’s $1B self-storage sale
• The Daily Dirt: Voucher wars
• NYC’s top deals: 15 CPW condo trades for $25M
• State taps nonprofits to transform neglected Brooklyn site into housing 
• HAP’s East Harlem rental portfolio goes back to lender, firm appears shut down
• Charney wants to turbocharge Fort Greene condo project
• Terra Developers lands $70M loan in Long Island City
• Netflix star sells penthouse at 70 Vestry for $57M
• “We can destroy the f****** city”: Landlord calls for property owners to stop paying taxes 
• Ken Griffin makes big decision four years ahead of schedule
• NYC’s top deals: Realty star sells 70 Vestry PH for $57M — one of top sales Downtown
• Advocates use tricky math against housing abundance
• The Daily Dirt: A Rockrose development grows in Brooklyn
• Ron Perelman offloads Upper East Side townhouse for $47M
• Law firm inks lease at SL Green’s 1185 Sixth
• Caitlin Chagan returns to Elliman’s new development marketing arm in New York
• Pakistan back to drawing board with $4B Roosevelt Hotel plan
• Legion, Nahla’s 1122 Madison snag Manhattan’s top two deals
• Mamdani pitches property tax hikes if Albany doesn’t fix $5.4B budget gap  
• The Daily Dirt: Rent subsidy grew, yet homelessness did too
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Feb. 13, 2026
• NYC’s top deals: Sapir offloads Nomo Soho Hotel for $121M
• Waterfront condos in Williamsburg, Dumbo top Brooklyn’s luxury market
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• Next up, rent freeze? Mamdani names five new members to rent board
• David Weinreb’s West Chelsea penthouse rents for $177K a month
• Hamptons developer faces default claims 
• Gencom shells out $320M for Ritz-Carlton Central Park South
• The Daily Dirt: City proposes rules for housing “fast track”
• NYC’s top deals: Ritz-Carlton hotel sells for $320M
• What to do about illegal subletters
• Mark Nussbaum turns on former “bro” Tzali Chopp over unpaid debt
• Lawsuit claims Fortress, L&L owe USIF $890M after TSX Broadway transfer
• The Daily Dirt: 50 days and 50 nights of Mamdani
• NYC’s top deals: Tavros Capital closes on Water Street dev site for $143M
• Brooklyn townhouse development darling expands to Manhattan
• City environmental agency relocates next to polluted waterway
• Roosevelt Hotel gets a surprising new partner: the US government
• Olayan Group nabs $800M loan for 550 Madison
• Bronx housing project tests out ballot measure’s speedier approval process
• The Daily Dirt: Mamdani revives property tax promise
• NYC’s top deals: Madison Realty Capital’s Joshua Zegan scoops up $20M pad in Lenox Hill
• Gencom comes for NYC’s luxury hotel crown
• 4 inconvenient facts about Mamdani’s model project
• Manhattan racks up ultra-rich renters
• Richard A.C. Coles on Vanbarton’s office conversion frenzy
• Arker, L+M joint venture buy Staten Island complex for $365M
• Legion, Nahla Capital nab buyer for 1122 Madison Ave penthouse asking $90M
• Affinius-led group to take Veris private in $3.4B deal
• Senior lenders move to foreclose on Worldwide Plaza
• Wildflower flips Queens warehouse for $92M
• Nir Meir, Manhattan D.A. are at an “impasse” on plea deal
• Seagram liquor heir rents Soho penthouse for $120K a month
• New Yorker Hotel takeover artist pleads guilty to fraud
• The Daily Dirt: Pols plot plague for retail space
• NYC’s top deals: Trio of Downtown Manhattan apartment buildings sell for $49M
• Julie Won’s AMI (absent-minded idea)
• Toll Brothers closes on Brandon Miller’s former Chelsea property
• Redeveloped Cobble Hill townhouse tops Brooklyn luxury deals
• Zohran Mamdani picks City Planning director
• Balloon Museum to float into Tin Building’s shuttered Seaport space
• New Empire eyeing 130-unit Kips Bay condo plan
• Goldman, Dalfen venture sells NJ warehouse to feds for ICE detention use
• Fanatics expands West Village offices by more than 100K sf
• Buyer revealed: Apollo CEO Marc Rowan set North Fork record with land sale
• Council member blames ballot measure for forcing yes vote on housing 
• The Daily Dirt: Landmarks to decide fate of Noho parking lot
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Feb. 20, 2026
• NYC’s top deals: Toll Bros close on Chelsea dev site for $53M
• Eyal Ofer’s Global Holdings pulls in $450M refi for NoMad tower
• Josh Schuster to plead guilty to $10M Ponzi scheme
• American Express commits to 2M sf tower at 2 World Trade Center
• Debts, bills and lawsuits pile up for Irving Langer
• Delshah, A.M. Property buying CitySpire for $136M
• Blackstone taps CMBS debt to fund part of $442M Texas grocery portfolio buy
• The Daily Dirt: Mamdani kicks off rental ripoff hearings
• NYC’s top deals: Real estate exec sells Park Ave co-op for $20M
• Dollars for bedrooms: Milking subsidy for maximum value
• Top Connecticut broker leaves Sotheby’s for Douglas Elliman
• British developer Christian Candy dumps UES townhouse
• Josh Gotlib, Meyer Orbach go on $380M spending spree
• Steve Roth pulls the strings of NYC’s top brokers, Koreins say
• Just 10% of NYC multifamily buildings claim 80% of evictions: REBNY
• Genting lands January’s top loan for Aqueduct racino expansion
• Mamdani’s inaugural “rental ripoff” hearing: more conference than brawl
• The Daily Dirt: Council member backs aggressive tactics
• Hudson Companies files for 300-unit affordable housing project in Gowanus
• NYC’s top deals: British developer offloads UES townhouse for $55M
• One of Bronx’s “worst landlords” has loan sent to special servicing
• Walmart buys its own Farmingdale store for $48M
• Bally’s buys site for Bronx casino from the city
• Mamdani asks Trump for $21B for Sunnyside Yard megadevelopment 
• TRD PolicyPro: Hochul inks housing bills, lawmakers revive winter eviction ban
• “I’m ashamed”: Josh Schuster pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme
• The Daily Dirt: AI isn’t coming for your commercial broker
• Silverstein snags final piece of WTC puzzle
• NYC’s top deals: Bally’s buys future casino site for $157M
• Time is right to replace right-to-shelter
• The Closing: Lauren Hochfelder
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• SL Green promotes Harrison Sitomer to president
• SL Green eyes up to $360M for Sixth Ave office tower
• City Council eyes return of controversial property-seizure program
• RXR lands $475M debt package for 61 Broadway conversion
• Camber sells Prospect Park portfolio for $80M
• Troubled UES mansion, Flatiron Building top Manhattan’s luxury contracts
• Belvilla steps into Sonder’s short-term rental void with US debut
• Billy Joel parts with MiddleSea estate for record $29M
• Ivana Trump’s Upper East Side townhouse sells for almost 50% off
• Ex-Brookfield execs buy White Plains office for $68M
• Aurora, AVRS in contract to buy Scribner Building
• The Daily Dirt: Scaffold law enters the chat
• Walker & Dunlop reveals it found $134M of fraud
• NYC’s top deals: Ivana Trump’s townhouse finally sells — for $14M
• New condos on Williamsburg waterfront scores top contracts
• Mamdani’s utopian Bronx building: Truth or fiction?
• Government’s final blow in Alexanders’ sex trafficking case reveal disturbing blogs, messages
• Snowflake snags 83K sf at BXP’s 7 Times Square
• Latham & Watkins expands at 1285 Sixth Avenue
• Los Angeles Apparel inks 10-year Soho lease
• After hot streak, Manhattan office market takes a breather
• American Express leads February’s office deals with 2M sf lease
• Surprise developer surpasses casino bidders in city lobbying
• SL Green, Jeff Sutton sell 690 Madison for $55M
• KRE Group drops Jersey City Pompidou museum concept
• Nicolas Cage pays $6.5M for 160 Central Park South condo  
• The Daily Dirt: Mamdani shows signs of weakness
• NYC’s top construction permits: Week of Feb. 27, 2026
• NYC’s top deals: Nicolas Cage drops $7M on Central Park condos
• Balloon museum, indoor skydiving led NYC’s retail leases
• Bad connection: Dish Wireless stiffs landlords
• Amstar acquires Hudson Yards rental tower for $129M
• How Jeffrey Epstein secretly backed star-studded NoMad condo project
• Schuman Properties seeks to rezone swath of Astoria
• TRD PolicyPro: Climate law uncertainty, lawmakers float “anti-slumlord” bill
• BRP Companies sells Long Island rental complex for $190M
• Metropole’s 681 Fifth Ave sells for $100K … with a “K”
• City Urban snags Soho corner lot at steep discount
• The Daily Dirt: Housing group pitches eviction intervention
• NYC’s top deals: Tribeca condo changes hands for $21M
• Activists smear family firm with propaganda campaign
• Fetner, Lions Group refinance LIC rental building with $111M debt
• Uber expands again at Silverstein’s 3 WTC
• NYCHA has a squatter problem
• Homebuilder group opposes Senate housing bill  
• The Daily Dirt: Who wants to redevelop Bellevue?
• NYC’s top deals: Marx Development sells Flushing rehab center for $75M
• Stefan Soloviev floats another North Fork subdivision
• Ditmas Park mansion sells for $6.25M in new neighborhood record

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• A new reverse mortgage product eliminates rate-change anxiety
• Garry Marr: Will anyone want to be a landlord in a rent-controlled world?
• Competition Bureau halts algorithmic rent pricing probe but remains ‘concerned’
• Garry Marr: Americans may soon get the option of 50-year mortgages. Here’s why Canadians shouldn’t be envious
• Trump’s 50-year mortgages lose steam as industry questions costs
• Calgary to be Canada’s top real estate market amid transitionary 2026, report says
• Mortgage rates this week: lightly stirred, not shaken
• Trump floats 50-year amortizations, critics reach for calculators
• Home sales and prices edged up in October but still down year over year: CREA
• ‘Buy Canadian’ movement leads to real estate rebound in ski towns
• Trouble in paradise: Condo threat in wealthy Halifax enclave sparks feud among families of seafood empire
• Is ‘lifelong renting’ becoming the new normal? Data on the typical Canadian renter suggests we’re heading that way
• Inditex founder Ortega buys Amazon-leased tower in Vancouver
• Evergrande’s iconic Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello to be sold after default
• The days of further variable-rate savings may be numbered
• While everyone was busy moaning about the housing market, affordability improved
• Who is Amancio Ortega, the Spanish billionaire buying up prime Canadian office towers?  
• Trouble at The One shows your pre-sale condominium purchase isn’t as locked in as you think
• Fewer Canadians think condos are a good investment, offering a silver lining for younger homebuyers
• Borrowers shouldn’t expect any big rate moves until next year
• Build Canada Homes seeks ‘shovel-ready’ projects through its new proposal portal
• Variable-rate mortgages have surged. Are the upfront savings worth the risk?
• Toronto home sales fall 15.8% as buyers wait out economic uncertainty
• Good news for short-term borrowers
• Canada’s housing ‘solution’ adds more bureaucracy than bedrooms
• Garry Marr: Why some big Canadian investors can’t quit U.S. real estate
• As Canada real estate bleeds cash, one fund is ‘coming in clean’
• Toronto, Vancouver home prices to fall in 2026 as rest of Canada ploughs ahead, Royal LePage says
• Mortgagors continue to roll the dice with variables
• How living close to Mom and Dad affects labour and housing markets
• Important advice for the growing ranks of first-time buyers
• ‘Why let one person in the States change your life?’ For Canadian snowbirds, the stay or go dilemma gets complicated
• Canada’s housing market stuck in ‘holding pattern,’ says CREA
• Kushner scraps Trump Tower Belgrade after officials indicted
• Mortgage rates move — but in the wrong direction
• When sinking property values raise red flags for borrowers
• Garry Marr: For Canadians who own real estate in the U.S., decision to sell comes at a cost
• The best mortgage rates in Canada right now
• 2025 delivered on hopes for more mortgage rate relief and there are still deals to be had
• Five predictions on what mortgage shoppers can expect in 2026
• Steady interest rates could bring stability to Toronto real estate market in 2026
• Toronto home sales plunged 11%, prices 6% in 2025
• Rates edge upwards, but no need for panic
• Why HELOCs make a heck of a lot of sense in 2026
• ‘Toronto is on fire’: Canada’s biggest office market seeing surge in demand as workers return
• Hedge fund Anson bets on Canada’s real estate after scoring wins
• Canada’s housing market ended 2025 with a whimper: CREA report
• In an uncertain world, mortgage rates have remained surprisingly stable
• Canadian real estate poised for a spring rebound, Royal LePage says
• Mortgage renewers take note: there’s never been a better time to switch lenders
• Hole left by Hudson’s Bay’s demise will be hard to fill
• Municipal fees on a new home in Toronto average $200,000. In Moncton? $10,000
• Little change for rates this week, despite bout of global chaos
• New benefits for borrowers as competition heats up in reverse mortgage space
• New-home sales in GTA fall to lowest level in 45 years, says BILD report, putting 100,000 jobs at risk
• Garry Marr: Why 2026 could be the year of the renter
• Northland Properties takes full control of Denny’s brand in Canada, along with equity stake in U.S. parent
• Forget about a spring recovery in the Canadian housing market
• Why times are a little tougher for less qualified borrowers
• 7 reasons for locking in your mortgage, and 5 reasons not to
• In Canadian real estate’s longest winter, buyers hold the power as sellers face reality
• How the other half rents: taking stock of Canada’s high-end rental market
• Toronto is a renter’s market — for now — as record glut of condos and apartments collide
• Toronto home sales tumble nearly 20% from year before
• Expect further price declines for GTA homes in first half of 2026, TRREB says
• Brookfield near deal to sell London’s CityPoint office tower
• Yet another signal that variable rates are staying put for now
• What RBC’s partnership with Realtor.ca means for homebuyers
• Garry Marr: As Canada’s condo market swoons, private equity is circling
• Vancouver homes averaging 100 days on the market as inventory climbs
• ‘Escape hatches are gone’: Power of sale listings surge in Toronto
• CMHC forecasts extended pullback in condo construction through 2028
• Real estate services stocks latest domino in ‘AI scare trade’
• As Canadian bond yields fall, watch for fixed rates to follow
• Nova Scotia’s 2% temptation for young mortgage shoppers
• Canadian renters look to Atlantic and Prairie provinces in search of better value
• Edmontonians are engaged in a common, contentious debate: how should a city grow?
• Canada’s home sales plunge in January, led by Ontario
• Garry Marr: For young Canadians who bought at peak of market, Home Buyers’ Plan was invitation to disaster
• Mortgage rates hit by the winter blahs
• Why borrowers should pay attention to mortgage portability as much as rates
• Brad Carr: Canada needs to cut the GST/HST for all new homebuyers, not just first-timers
• The best reverse mortgage rates in Canada right now
• Garry Marr: There’s a great divide in Canada’s office real estate market and it’s creating big winners and big losers
• Mortgage debt may blow past $2 trillion in 2026, Equifax Canada says
• Here’s why mortgage renewals may be the banks’ biggest rip-off
• Canada’s housing market suffers largest price decline among major economies, says BIS
• Mortgage myths you need to know before renewal
• Despite so much uncertainty, borrowers still flock to floating rates
• Ontario housing sector urges governments to move on reforms and build supply
• The (high) opportunity cost of paying off your mortgage early
• Canada’s industrial real estate markets on different trajectories
• Heading for a mortgage default? Bank of Canada research lays out three telltale signs
• Housing affordability improves yet again, though not for the right reasons
• Two Canada real estate funds halt redemptions as they eye going public
• Mortgage renewal headwinds near a ‘turning point’ for pandemic buyers, report says
• Listings crater 18% in February as sellers beat a hasty retreat: TRREB report
• Garry Marr: Why your house is still costing you, even if you’ve paid it off
• Bond yields blast upwards in response to war in Middle East
• Home seekers shouldn’t panic-buy just because the calendar says ‘spring’