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NYCHA’s Heat Pumps Are Great, But $54K Apiece is a Big Price
The city is spending $38.4 million to put heat pumps in the 712 units at the Housing Authority’s Beach 41st…
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Brookfield Writes $173M Check to Refi Liberty Street Tower
Brookfield is reaching into its own pocket to refinance a piece of lower Manhattan’s crown jewels. The Canadian investment manager…
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Upstate Democrats See Election as Good Cause Eviction Mandate
Elected officials should honor the wishes of tenants who vote for them, right? Not necessarily. In upstate New York, the…
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New York Top Real Estate Deals: Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026
There were 196 transactions totaling $266 million filed in New York City records in the 24 hours before 4 p.m.…
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Al Sharpton Leaves Bruce Teitelbaum’s One45 Site
After a fight with its landlord, the National Action Network is out of its long-time headquarters in Harlem. Rev. Al…
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Olympia Dumbo Finds Buyer for Penthouse Asking $17.5M
In the recent Spike Lee film “Highest 2 Lowest,” actor Denzel Washington, playing a music mogul, spends a good portion…
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Receiver for Distressed Buildings Shares Tricks of Trade
Joe Cafiero shared some interesting details about what it’s like to take over buildings whose owners have essentially walked away.…
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Largest Outer Borough Real Estate Loans: December 2025
Lenders pumped big bucks into outer borough multifamily properties in December, from low-rise residential buildings to sprawling multi-building complexes. Greenbrook…
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Tenant Group Pushes REST Act
The REST Act has not been put to rest. The acronyms that plague the real estate industry are having a…
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Mid-century Modern Townhouse Tops Brooklyn’s Luxury Deals
Built in the 1850s and renovated to look like something out of the 1950s, a Brooklyn Heights townhouse topped Brooklyn’s…
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