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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Latest Headlines From This Source
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani promised to heed tenants’ calls for reform at Rental Ripoff Hearings, but upping enforcement on landlords to “fix the city” is easier said than done. The Mamdani administration debuted his Rental Ripoff Report Thursday, compiling tenants’ most frequent complaints about their living conditions and landlord dynamics, while promising major changes planned to […]
- When a rental building in West Harlem was listed for $1.375 million, Jay Martin flagged it. “Less than the price of a Kia Telluride,” he tweeted. “$57,000 per unit.” Martin wasn’t marketing the property. The New York Apartment Association exec was noting the devaluation of rent-stabilized buildings and mocking the claim that “the tenants can […]
- Are you a high-road landlord or a low-road landlord? That’s the question owners are being faced with after Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s much-anticipated “rental ripoff” report came out this week. It’s a small but important nomenclature change. Instead of ripping into a vague, undefined group of “negligent” rent-stabilized landlords, the mayor has created two camps. High-road […]
- Following the near collapse of the Pfizer building conversion project last week, the industry has grappled with the potential impacts of the alarming structural failure. Aside from the consequences for the project itself, such as construction delays and financing constraints, real estate players are also attempting to forecast the incident’s effect on other office-to-residential conversion […]
- There were 188 transactions totaling $322 million filed in New York City records in the 24 hours before 4 p.m. on Friday, July 17. 🏆Residential: The most expensive recorded home sale was in the East Village, where Elizabeth Martin scooped up a four-bedroom condo at 80 East 10th Street for $7 million. The sellers were […]
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