Summary: New York City recorded $23.69 billion in investment property sales during the first nine months of 2026, even as third-quarter volume declined 25.2% from a year earlier. New York City’s investment property market is showing two different faces in 2026:...
New York City’s Council approved legislation Thursday that would give certified nonprofit housing organizations the first opportunity to bid on certain apartment buildings before their owners sell to other buyers, a major proposed change to transactions...
New York City sellers put more homes on the market in September than in any month since March 2022, yet buyers signed fewer contracts and rental availability tightened. The combination is a reminder that a rush of new listings does not necessarily mean a city has...
The U.S. Supreme Court declined on October 13 to review a New York City zoning dispute involving a $100-per-square-foot fee to convert certain artist-designated SoHo and NoHo lofts to unrestricted residential use. The decision leaves a New York Court of Appeals ruling...
Bigger price tags on smaller homes, the Chicago Bears refuse to commit to a new stadium site, and Dolly Parton’s commercial real estate success. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Aug. 24-28. Miss: Shrinkflation...