Brooklyn Is the Capital of New York’s Sellers’ Market

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 11/25 2:30A Michael Kolomatsky

StreetEasy compared New York City neighborhoods to find which were best for sellers.

Chetrit’s Queens industrial loft signs warehouse startup for 90K sf

The Real Deal 11/24 7:45A By Akiko Matsuda

Flex-warehouse startup ReadySpaces has inked a 90,000-square-foot lease at Isaac Chetrit’s industrial loft building in Ridgewood, Queens. Led by co-founders John Zimmerman and Kevin Petrovic, the company has been growing its footprint with...

Pandemic dashed one-quarter of Trump’s NYC retail tenants

The Real Deal 11/24 6:00A TRD Staff

About one-quarter of the Trump Organization’s New York City retail tenants either left or closed during the pandemic, according to an analysis by Forbes. Prior to the pandemic’s onset, Trump counted more than 30 retail tenants in the city. New...

NYC hotels hoping for holiday business swell likely to be disappointed

The Real Deal 11/24 3:15A TRD Staff

New York City hotel operators are going to be feeling like Ebenezer Scrooge this holiday season if reported occupancy expectations hold up. CBRE Group’s hotel division forecast occupancy in the city to hit 56 percent during the fourth quarter,...

Princeton proud: Eric Schmidt reportedly bidding to save club

The Real Deal 11/24 2:30A TRD Staff

New York City’s Princeton Club could have a solution to its problems in the form of a notable Princeton alum: former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. The billionaire has bid on the loan for the troubled club, people familiar with the situation told...

New York’s “worst landlord” pays the piper in $235k city settlement

The Real Deal 11/23 3:30A TRD Staff

For New York City’s so-called worst landlord, the rent has come due. In a settlement with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Jason Korn agreed to pay $235,000 in civil penalties, the Patch reported. The penalties stem from...

NYC dropping homeless shelter operator after reported mismanagement, ethics violations

The Real Deal 11/23 2:33A TRD Staff

New York City is reportedly ending its relationship with one of the largest operators of homeless shelters after an investigation from the New York Times outlined its chief executive’s track record of ethical violations while at the group’s helm....

Affordable housing developer Camber scoops up Section 8 portfolio

The Real Deal 11/22 7:30A By Akiko Matsuda

Camber Property Group has acquired a portfolio of three project-based Section 8 communities across three boroughs in New York City for $105 million. Founded by L+M Development Partners alumni Rick Gropper and Andrew Moelis, Camber has been...

Small developments dominate as new building filings return to pre-pandemic levels

The Real Deal 11/22 6:45A By Sasha Jones

New York City’s new building filings are ticking back up. In the third quarter of 2021, the number of new building filings were near pre-pandemic levels, according to a report by the Real Estate Board of New York. Still, the total proposed...

Harlem developer charged in campaign finance scheme

The Real Deal 11/21 3:53A TRD Staff

A Manhattan real estate developer has been charged with attempting to fatten the wallet of a candidate in this year’s New York City comptroller’s race by making campaign contributions in names of people who hadn’t authorized the payments —...

Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 11/20 10:00P C. J. Hughes

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

Should Co-op Building Display a Menorah Next to the Christmas Tree?

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 11/20 3:00A Ronda Kaysen

New York City can review claims of housing discrimination on religious grounds. Co-op boards are expected to act in good faith.

New interactive ride generates effect of flight over city landmarks

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 11/19 10:39A Brian Pascus

RiseNY opens in Times Square next month, aiming to spark a renewed love affair for New York City by tourists and residents alike To view the full story, click the title link.

Letter to the Editor: City's retirement loan program works well

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 11/19 3:12A Rafael E. Cestero

The New York City Retirement Systems is succeeding brilliantly in providing affordable housing across the city, says the program's largest lender To view the full story, click the title link.

New York City Technology Market Reaffirms Powerful Position

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 11/18 11:00P By DELOITTE

New York City has largely been recognized as a burgeoning technology hub for the East Coast region. Dubbed “Silicon Alley” in the 1990s, tech companies located between midtown and SoHo have been... To view the full story, click the title link.