From the glamorous to the quotidian, everything you need to know about New York City's apartment market is contained on StreetEasy, except this: The city's most powerful residential real estate site has begun a quest for new office... MORE»
Brooklyn. Home to baby yoga, mouse taxidermy and... you, provided you have $1.4 million lying around for this Prudential Douglas Elliman property on Joralemon Street in Brooklyn... MORE»
When Bloomberg sailed into Wells Fargo's chosen space at 120 Park Avenue, industry insiders were shaken by the switch. Now Crain's reports that even Wells Fargo thought they had the space nailed: "A few weeks ago, [senior vice president John] Saclarides got a call from the landlord telling him that the bank was being bumped to accommodate Bloomberg, which had signed a lease for 400,000 square... MORE»
Everything is bigger in Texas, even the Manhattan... MORE»
Eric Rosenfeld enjoyed brief fame last spring as the author of Mrs. Butkiss and the Big Surprise, an instant classic about a "big woman with a big secret...She's been holding in a... MORE»
Real estate has gone to the dogs--really, they're great sellers [Times] More construction work for women and minorities [Crain's] MTA still hasn't bought much-needed snow equipment... MORE»
Once upon a time, people could not wait to break their contracts at the Rushmore and flee Gary Barnett's ultra-luxury twin tower complex in Riverside South. Was it a typo or just bubble-era buyers' remorse?... MORE»
Welcome to the latest installment of our ongoing interview series, Meet the Neighbors! Loretta Edmonds has been selling real estate in New York for more than two decades, and she knows every neighborhood like it were her beloved Upper West Side. She loves all her clients but has a soft spot for artists and entertainers, having been one herself, and even winning an award from the Screen Actors Guild for her volunteer... MORE»
Not only did we just fall behind D.C. in commercial real estate pricing recovery, but now we're behind Rio as the second most expensive office market in the... MORE»
Town calls it "New York's sexiest lobby" in "downtown's best building." Beyond 40 Mercer's full-time doorman, live-in super and art installation lies unit 3D, a $4.3 million condo with 12-foot ceilings and views to spare.... MORE»
The day Dumbo gets an extreme sports tenant will be the day elephants fly, or so we once thought. Tough Mudder ("not your average lame-ass mud run or spirit-crushing 'endurance' road race," says its Web site) has signed a one-year lease for 2,214 square feet of office space at 55 Washington Street. Trilogy Lacrosse has taken 1,072 square feet in the building for three... MORE»
With Watson's Jeopardy win, how long before robots replace brokers? [Brick Underground] Email could become binging in real estate deals [Times] Enjoy the spring weather--it'll be gone before Monday... MORE»
Robin Williams will make his Broadway acting debut next month, in the highly anticipated Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. Since the star sold his Manhattan home over a decade ago, he will need a new place to stay.... MORE»
Trusty real estate sources told The Observer a couple of weeks ago that Apple wants to open a store in Grand Central. Now the blog Cult of Mac has confirmed the news with a source close to the company and reports that the world's largest Mac shack is coming to the Beaux Arts... MORE»
Everybody loves an apartment with a good view. We've seen ones with Hudson River views, ones with Riverside Park views and ones with enormous night sky views. But what about one with views of Central Park? From every... MORE»
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