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NYCHA Vacant Unit Count Worse Than Realized

City lawmakers are asking tough questions of the public housing authority, which revealed that there were more empty units within…

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Prospect Heights Townhouse Inks Top Brooklyn Contract

A restored townhouse with an elaborate garden topped the signed deals in Brooklyn’s luxury market last week. In total, the…

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Meridian Returns to Freddie Mac Financing After Ban

Meridian Capital Group is off the sidelines of the agency financing world. The once-blacklisted brokerage arranged a $173 million Freddie…

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Skyline Developers’ Wilf Family Sells Midtown Mansion for $38M

Weeks after going under contract, more is being uncovered about the Wilf’s family sale of a Midtown Manhattan, including a…

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Nir Meir Freed From Rikers Once Again

Nir Meir is out of Rikers yet again. The former HFZ Capital Group exec charged with spearheading an $86 million…

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Law Firm Blasts Hochul’s Affordable Housing Retention Act

I’m glad I don’t curate op-eds, as I did for my previous employer. No longer must I deal with sugar-coated…

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NYC Top Real Estate Deals: Friday, June 13, 2025

There were about 170 deals recorded, totaling about $226.7 million, in New York City on June 13.  🏆Residential: The top…

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FARE Act Comes Into Play, Related Making Hudson Yards Moves

It’s been a busy week for Related Companies, too. On Wednesday, the City Council voted to approve changes to a…

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New York Bans Rent-Setting Software

Property owners may no longer be able to use certain software to set apartment rents.  The state legislature this week…

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Office Activity Has Come Back in NYC & Miami, Not Elsewhere

New data shows an RTO reversal. In the early days of post-shutdown return-to-office tracking, offices were busier in markets that…

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