Despite looting, NYC reopening on track: Cuomo
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Brookfield’s Kingston talks retail relief, protests
Landlords control fate of small businesses as shutdown wears on
“We must do better”: Real estate leaders move to address discrimination in industry
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Brookfield buys out another tenant at 666 Fifth
Brookfield has bought out another tenant at 666 Fifth Avenue in the leadup to its massive renovation of the...
Construction industry looks for solid ground
In the best of times, construction is a complicated business. Labor problems, demanding developers, financing issues, bad weather —...
Former housing czar takes swipe at de Blasio
Former New York City Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen isn’t impressed by her former boss’ plan to cut $2.3 billion...
Security professionals report uptick in demand after looting
Security professionals say they’ve seen an increase in demand after nights of looting in New York City. Retired police...
“We must do better”: Real estate leaders move to address discrimination in industry
Nationwide protests over the killing of George Floyd at the hands of police have quickly shifted to a larger...
Klövern, GDS finance 417 Park Ave with $100M in Swedish bonds
Klövern AB and GDS Development Management are set to finance their latest acquisition by tapping an uncommon source of...
Landlords control fate of small businesses as shutdown wears on
Along Brooklyn’s Fifth Avenue, large numbers of small-business owners are in talks with their landlords about rent relief as...
Townhouse owners make federal case of cell tower next door
When Gerald Kerner bought an Upper West Side townhouse with his wife in 2012, he noticed something unusual on...
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WeWork, SoftBank hit with class action over failed IPO
A group of investors have filed a class action lawsuit against WeWork — the latest of a series of...
Brookfield’s Brian Kingston on the firm’s mall strategy, $5B retail relief plan and response to George Floyd protests
UPDATED, June 4, 10:31 a.m.: Brookfield has been in the news a lot since the pandemic hit. The global investment giant’s private equity firm...
TRD Insights: Manhattan office leasing inches up
Manhattan’s office leasing market last month continued to slowly rebound from a brutal March, though leasing volume was still...
Simon Property Group sues Gap for $66M in unpaid rent
The gloves are off between the biggest mall operator in the country and one of its most important tenants....
PHOTOS: With 5 days to reopen, is Manhattan ready?
Three months ago, Manhattan’s prime corridors were packed with shoppers, tourists and passersby. Covid-19 changed all that — and...
Is it The End for AMC Theaters?
As moviegoers continue to Netflix and chill during the pandemic, movie theaters have been dark. Now, AMC Theaters has disclosed it may have trouble staying in business, according to the New York Times, citing...
Join LA’s luxury luminaries for an all-star event June 11
TRD Associate Publisher Hiten Samtani will host an all-star panel of top L.A luxury residential agents on June 11....
US hotel occupancy climbs for the seventh-straight week
U.S. hotel fundamentals climbed for the seventh week in a row as the country comes out of the depths...
Threatened by tech, agents turn to app
Agents are trying to take back the power as virtual tours and contact-less showings threaten to displace them. Front and center is Julia Spillman, Douglas Elliman broker and CEO of the Eklund-Gomes Team, who...