Author: The Real Deal NY

The fourth quarter of 2020 was another tough one for Cushman & Wakefield, putting an end to a tough year

Something is better than nothing, particularly after the year Manhattan’s residential real estate market had in 2020. CNN anchor Don

Despite the luster of its eye-popping IPO, Airbnb reported a $4.6 billion net loss in 2020 in its first earnings

A charter school is expanding its footprint in Elmhurst. Central Queens Academy Charter School is taking an 85,000-square-foot space in

Taylor Allen said her life after college was a “little bit nomadic,” as she moved from Virginia to China to

Barry Sternlicht was in such a good mood during Starwood’s earnings call on Thursday that he joked he was taking

Barry Sternlicht was in such a good mood during Starwood’s earnings call on Thursday that he joked he was taking

The head of TPG Real Estate Finance Trust is stepping down next month. Company CEO Greta Guggenheim, who joined the

Victoria’s Secret’s plans for its future are, well, not so secret. The lingerie retailer will close between 30 to 50

A new supermarket is coming to Stuy Town. Chef’s Local Harvest inked a 17,300-square-foot lease at 421-427 East 14th Street,

Resilience and rebound were Howard Lorber’s themes as he announced Douglas Elliman’s performance for the final quarter of 2020. “We’re

The hot housing market has crowned another winner: Redfin. The discount brokerage reported revenue of $866.1 million in 2020, up

Landlords and homeowners are struggling to pay their property taxes. Unpaid taxes rose to $1.3 billion this month, or about

Move-in day is approaching for buyers at the world’s tallest residential tower. Gary Barnett’s Extell Development is commencing closings at

New York area offices have remained almost entirely empty despite attempts by companies and landlords to get workers back to