Martha Stewart Brand To Expand Into Real Estate Developments
Martha Stewart announces she is getting into real estate development. …
NYC firms push deeper into ‘burbs in hunt for market share
UPDATED Nov. 22 3:20 p.m. As the ring around New York City attracts more and more buyers — many of them priced out of Manhattan and Brooklyn — Gotham’s residential brokerages have grown increasingly aggressive (and…
Mexican Hotelier Carlos Gosselin Maurel Lists Miami Beach Mansion For $30 Million
the average price for luxury single family homes in Miami Beach was $15.5 million, a 32% bump from the same period last year. The average price per square foot was $1,596. Maurel is seeking $2,102 per…
Elizabeth Warren slams WeWork rescue package, investors scrutinize SoftBank’s bookkeeping
Every weekday, The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m. Please send any tips or deals to [email protected] This page was last…
Creating Infill Developments True To Their Urban Context
in Miami’s Little Havana, developer Andrew Frey sidesteps the temptation to go tall in urban infill, opting instead to create new residential buildings that fit the context of their historic neighborhoods. …
The Rise Of Vacation Rentals: Short-Term Tenants, Long-Term Profits
Vacation rental investing offers a profitable and simplified alternative to the conventional residential leasing model. …
Love, hate, and real estate: Bloomberg’s record may polarize voters
Michael Bloomberg’s candidacy for president has an obvious appeal to the business community but not to the left-leaning voters expected to decide the Democratic primary for president. His record on real estate issues shows why. As…
As Newark Rises, Could Black Residents Be Pushed Out?
With another development planned at the site of a baseball stadium, local officials are trying achieve revitalization without gentrification….
Trading Houseplants and Making Friends
Plant swaps have become a way to ditch old plants, find new ones and meet new people along the way….
Ski Homes Scale Down, in Size and in Cost
Micro-condos limit living space but offer plenty of amenities just minutes from the slopes at relatively affordable prices….
Lured by Deep Powder, Foreigners Are Investing in the Aspen of Japan
With some 49 feet of snow a year, Niseko in northern Japan has become a ski playground for East Asians and Australians….
Skiing in Bulgaria? The Surprising Lure of the Balkans
A resort area that offers skiing, hot springs, mountain biking and horseback riding, and property at surprisingly low prices….
How Two First-Time Entrepreneurs Are Revolutionizing The Commercial Real Estate Appraisal
In 2015, best friends Noah Isaacs and John Meadows set out to bring the commercial real estate appraisal industry into the 21st century, even if it had to drag it there kicking and screaming. The result…
SoftBank-backed Katerra co-founder leaves company’s board
One of Katerra’s co-founders and board members has quietly left the construction tech startup amid reports of layoffs and abandoned projects. Fritz Wolff, who also heads his family’s eponymous private equity firm, the Wolff Company, is…
Bel-Air home of romance novelist Judith Krantz seeks $10.5 million
Judith Krantz’s Italianate-vibe house, dating to the 1930s, sits on a gated lot of more than half an acre that abuts the Bel-Air Country Club. …
After Fire Damage, Chicago’s 60-Year-Old Spice House Reopens With A New and Improved Look
The Spice House, a longtime Chicago establishment and purveyor of premium and specialty spices and herbs, recently re-opened of its historic storefront in Old Town (1512 North Wells Street). …
After Fire Damage, Chicago’s The Spice House Reopens With A New and Improved Look
The Spice House, a longtime Chicago establishment and purveyor of premium and specialty spices and herbs, recently re-opened of its historic storefront in Old Town (1512 North Wells Street). …
Buyers, Here’s What To Pay Attention To During Your Final Walk-Through
In a real estate transaction, the final walk-through is your last chance to check on the home before you become its new owner. …
Former Laker Steve Blake dishes scenic Oregon home
NBA journeyman Steve Blake has sold his Oregon home for $1.4 million. …
“People were nervous”: Co-working firm evicted from Midtown tower
WeWork isn’t the only co-working firm that’s struggling. Tenants of Corporate Suites, a firm that subleases office space in a half-dozen locations across Midtown, were evicted from their offices at 1001 Sixth Avenue on Friday morning….
