In response to the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus, central banks around the world have cut interest rates to historic lows. Following a quarter-point rate cut in early March, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut rates…
For homeowners needing cash to respond to COVID-19, using a cash-out refi to tap home equity could make sense. …
Flattening the curve by keeping most of the country at home is what medical experts believe will allow the U.S. to recover from the coronavirus pandemic. But according to developer Don Peebles, doing so “with blinders…
Several lenders provided hard numbers which show both the demand and the headwinds the market is facing. …
Oyo Hotels & Homes could be the latest misstep for Masayoshi Son as the unicorn freezes operations and lays off workers across the globe in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Oyo was valued at $10 billion…
For tax years starting after December 31, 2017 and before January 1, 2021—that’s 3 calendar years of losses that you incurred in 2018, 2019, or 2020—the new law allows you to carryback 100% of these NOLs…
Activity continues to be slow in Brooklyn’s luxury residential market during the coronavirus pandemic, but did tick up slightly last week. The borough saw five luxury contracts signed — three townhouses and two condominiums — according…
Here’s how to get your home ready for sale once the pandemic is over. …
The Hamptons has seen its largest deal of the year close, courtesy of an unidentified buyer’s $45 million purchase of the late James H. Evans’ massive home. The oceanfront property just off Further Lane hit the…
A midcentury-modern house in Palm Desert, a remodeled ranch house in the San Joaquin Valley and a 1922 Craftsman-style house in Sacramento….
Office-management startup Eden — on the heels of a $25 million acquisition — is laying off nearly half of its staffers. Eden, which bought Managed by Q from WeWork last month, has let go of 40…
The eight-acre parcel of land on Kauai, which shelters a collection of tropical fruit trees, went for $4.2 million, about 60% more than Fleiss paid in 2016. …
Hotel occupancy rates have plummeted over the past two months, leading major hospitality companies to lay off or furlough huge numbers of employees and seek a bailout from the federal government. In the last week of…
When three progressive politicians met with a senior executive at the Blackstone Group in February, the fate of 6,200 Manhattan apartments hung in the balance. New York State Assembly member Harvey Epstein, state Sen. Brad Hoylman…
This crisis is deeply challenging a lot of commonly held views on how to work and live and highlighting things we never really noticed. …
For the first time in at least months and possibly years, a week passed with no mid-market investment deals in New York City. There was little doubt about why: Brokers unanimously blamed the coronavirus pandemic for…
If navigated correctly, this impact of this downtick can be kept to a minimum. …
Why is sustainability being placed at the top of the financial community’s priorities for what, to many, seems like the first time? …
Some families are sheltering in place together as a way to balance child care and work demands — at home or farther afield….
In exchange for serving as the unofficial superintendents of the three-unit house, they get the garden studio apartment….
