The Real Deal New York

Publication type: Real estate news publication

The Real Deal covers New York real estate, development, brokerage, finance, residential and commercial deals, market data, rankings, and industry personalities.

History And Editorial Focus

The Real Deal is a real estate media brand launched in New York and known for industry reporting, deal coverage, market rankings, events, and investigative coverage of property markets.

What Happens There

  • New York residential and commercial real estate
  • Developers, brokers, lenders, property owners, construction, and policy
  • Events, rankings, data, newsletters, and magazine coverage

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Address And Google Map

450 West 31st Street, New York, NY 10001

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Latest Headlines From This Source

  • A penthouse at Naftali Group’s Upper West Side project and a condo at the Flatiron Building conversion snagged the priciest contracts inked in Manhattan last week.  The sponsor units were among the 19 homes in the borough asking $4 million or more that found buyers between Sept. 14 and Sept. 20, according to Olshan Realty’s […]
  • Mitch Kossoff, the now-disbarred real estate attorney who stole millions from his clients, will get out of prison early after serving a little more than four years. Kossoff, 72, has been incarcerated at the Groveland Correctional Facility in Western New York since May of 2022 after he was sentenced to up to 13.5 years in […]
  • Aurora Capital Associates and William Gottlieb Real Estate are packing in another debt package at their 10th Avenue mixed-use building. Corebridge Financial provided the ownership of 40 10th Avenue with $293 million in debt to refinance the Meatpacking District building, the Commercial Observer reported. The deal takes the form of a fixed-rate, permanent loan. A […]
  • What’s a New Yorker got to do to get a new condo?  The inventory crisis that has had new development teams sounding the alarm since last year appears to have arrived, with the city counting its lowest number of new development units in over a decade.    The scarcity has led to some disappointing activity among […]
  • July’s scare at the former Pfizer building in Midtown Manhattan did little to dull the movement behind office-to-residential conversion projects in New York City. In fact, this week showed that those redevelopments are continuing to forge a path towards more housing in the city. Ran Eliasaf’s Northwind Group provided a $219 million construction loan for […]

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