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Multifamily Filings Spike to 12-Year High in New York City
Developers flooded the city’s Department of Buildings with multifamily plans last month, pushing filings to their highest level in more…
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RXR Creeps Forward at 175 Park Supertall
RXR is pumping up its plans next to Grand Central Terminal, filing last week for a 95-story supertall. Chief construction…
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Why NYC’s Rent Guidelines Board Always Gets It Wrong
Charade: an empty or deceptive act or pretense. The annual Rent Guidelines Board process, which began last week, clearly meets…
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Stefan Soloviev Sets a New Manhattan Office Rent Benchmark
Manhattan’s office market just notched a new benchmark…and a sharper dividing line. A lease signed by Stefan Soloviev’s firm at…
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Antitrust Lawsuit Fallout Fails To Dent New York Agent Commissions
More than a year has passed since several New York City-based brokerages and trade groups settled a wave of antitrust…
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New York Top Real Estate Deals: Friday, April 3, 2026
There were 200 transactions totaling $322 million filed in New York City records in the 24 hours before 4 p.m.…
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Is Corruption Alive and Well in New York?
All over New York City, palms are getting greased. This week granted us not one, but two corruption scandals in…
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STAR Property Tax Rebate Request Reveals NY Tax Snafu
The STAR property tax rebate is one of New York’s most popular tax breaks. It’s available to most homeowners and…
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Who is left holding the bag for Josh Schuster?
Josh Schuster once seemed destined to be the next big thing in New York City development. Instead, he’s awaiting sentencing…
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RXR Recapitalizing 55 Broad Street Conversion
Scott Rechler’s RXR is leading a $500 million recapitalization of 55 Broad Street — one of the first big office-to-residential…
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