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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450 West 31st Street, New York, NY 10001
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Latest Headlines From This Source
- Jasper Wu landed a $90.8 million condo inventory loan for his two-tower VITA development in Hell’s Kitchen. Wu’s ZD Jasper secured the financing for the project at 499 and 501 Ninth Avenue from Derby Copeland Capital, the brokers on the deal told The Real Deal. Derby Copeland is a debt fund founded in 2015 by […]
- COPA has once again been approved by City Council, this time with mayoral support. The bill cleared a City Council vote Thursday, marking a key milestone in the long trajectory of the legislation that gives nonprofits and certain city-designated joint ventures a first chance to purchase distressed buildings that are up for sale. Thirty-eight lawmakers […]
- If those construction cranes and jackhammer noises feel ubiquitous, it’s because New York City is building like it hasn’t in years. Construction spending in the city is expected to hit $80 billion this year, according to data from the New York Building Congress reported by Crain’s. That’s a $10 billion increase from a year ago […]
- Apollo Global Management and real estate investment trust UDR are joining forces on a large multifamily joint venture. The alternative asset manager and landlord formed a $2 billion joint venture in the sector, the Commercial Observer reported. Citigroup Global Markets and Wells Fargo Securities arranged the deal, which is expected to close next week. Under […]
- A controversial viral video from the mayor ultimately had no impact on the future of 350 Park Avenue. Citadel’s Ken Griffin, Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin closed on a joint venture partnership to develop the 1,400-foot-tall skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, the New York Post reported. The 66-story building will be anchored by Griffin’s firm, which […]
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