Author: The Real Deal NY

Not even a secret room and 360-degree views could help one Little Italy penthouse find a buyer willing to pay

A U.S. visa program that gave green cards to investors and was popular among real estate developers, is set to

Kushner Companies paid $20.5 million for a slice of an assemblage in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, more than two years after

Two years after three Manhattan rental buildings were put up for sale to settle a dispute in arbitration, they ultimately

Simon Kaufman’s YS Developers scored a $63 million construction loan for a 14-story, 151-unit residential development in the Bronx. Scale

New York is going back to normal. Landlords feel left behind. Tuesday marked a major milestone for the state when

The Hamptons continues to be the hottest housing market in the tri-state area, with several notable sales and listings in

A flurry of rezoning applications developers filed last month for new projects now face an uncertain future. The 22 applications

An extraordinary amount of federal aid will flow into New York City over the next few years, and Mayor Bill

In the past 20 years, new housing construction lagged 5.5 million units behind historical levels, according to a report by

April showers bring May flowers — but this year, daffodils aren’t the only things sprouting in your yard. Rents are

The following is a preview of one of the hundreds of data sets that will be available on TRD Pro,

The City Council is set to pass a bill forcing developers to include a “racial equity report” with certain rezoning

Theresa Battle’s first thought each morning is whether today is the day she’ll lose her two-story house in Jamaica, Queens,

A former city building inspector is suing the Department of Buildings after it denied him a professional license for lacking