Last week, The Real Deal publisher Amir Korangy sat down for another episode of Coffee Talk with luxury hospitality group SBE’s Sam Nazarian and leading architect Kobi Karp. This time, though, coffees were kept at home, with…
Where would you rather be holed up, in a Manhattan apartment or a country home? If it’s the latter, you’re not alone. New data from Airbnb analysis website AirDNA shows travelers are fleeing cities for rural…
After 12 years of ownership, longtime Oklahoma City star Russell Westbrook just sold his starter home in the area for $426,900. …
Big chain retailers and restaurants are putting their landlords on notice. Both U.S. and international chains are informing their landlords that they need to reduce rent or cut payments, Bloomberg reported. Last week, Mattress Firm, which…
It was just a few weeks ago that mortgage rates reached 50-year lows. Today, rates are up (and rising), homebuyer interest is down, and the Federal Reserve is stepping in to prop things up. …
It was just a few weeks ago that mortgage rates reached 50-year lows. Today, rates are up (and rising), homebuyer interest is down, and the Federal Reserve is stepping in to prop things up. …
Since entering the Israeli bond market in 2015, the Related Companies has been one of the blue-chip U.S. firms of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, largely immune to the swings other issuers have experienced. But with…
WeWork is trying to keep its locations staffed by offering a $100-per-day incentive. The co-working company has left many of its locations open, arguing that some of its tenants provide essential services. Now, WeWork is now…
It’s simpler than you might think. …
The city of Miami issued a shelter in place order late Tuesday that went into effect just before midnight, marking the second city in Florida to make the drastic move. The city ordered all residents to…
In the Flemish tourist haven of Bruges, where the housing stock is slow to change, prices are rising along with demand….
Nearly 450 homes were pulled off the market, new listings plummeted and contract signings sank in New York City last week as the coronavirus pandemic worsened. Data firm Urban Digs compared the number of yanked listings,…
A Queen Anne Victorian in Helena, a 1924 clapboard bungalow in Los Angeles and a 1968 colonial near Atlanta….
In a crisis like the one that COVID-19 has brought upon us, as with the 2008 recession or the months after 9/11, the independent contractor can think only about one issue: how long until my next…
The economic impact of coronavirus has hit Realogy — but not in the form of layoffs. The brokerage giant will temporarily cut the salary and work week of a “majority of our employees,” the company disclosed…
Refinancing applications tripled from a year ago in each of the 50 largest cities and in all but five states as record-low mortgage rates clearly resonated with homeowners. …
Refinancing applications tripled from a year ago in each of the 50 largest cities and in all but five states as record-low mortgage rates clearly resonated with homeowners. …
It may be the first New York trophy trade to be scuttled by the coronavirus. Jacob Chetrit’s $815 million deal to buy the former Daily News Building in Midtown from SL Green Realty is off after…
One called for a total shutdown of business. Another advised startups to plan for zero revenue for six months. And a third had harsh words for impatient lenders. All three New York developers, Miki Naftali, Ryan…
Two Manhattan politicians are calling for measures to give renters and landlords a respite. Assembly member Harvey Epstein proposed a bill Tuesday that would cancel this year’s Rent Guidelines Board rent increases and freeze rents on…
