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September 2007
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New rules for celeb brokers

Agents: more hangers-on, paparazzi than ever before..
By Adam Piore

Q&A: Cool fall for Hamptons

It was a relatively warm summer for Hamptons real estate, but the fall may get quite chilly. The high-end rental market fared well -- some houses went for $500,000 for a single month -- and the sales market this year has mostly performed better than last year, brokers told The Real Deal as part of an annual summer Q & A wrap-up.
By Melissa Dehncke-McGill

What's next for the high end?

Wall Street buyers are lowering their expectataions and looking at less expensive properties.

By C.J. Hughes

Hunting for office bargains

Not all Midtown space is priced the same
By Lauren Elkies

Discovering Ditmas

Victorian nabe gets fresh look from buyers eager for more Brooklyn space
By Rachel Deahl

Sales slip seen soon

Fall could get buildup of apartments on market amid widening mortgage woes
By Lauren Elkies

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House of cards comes tumbling down

From hesitancy to headaches, how subprime fallout will affect city's real estate pros
By Alison Gregor
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San Francisco: Going upmarket on Market Street

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Longtime efforts to revitalize a downmarket part of Market Street, San Francisco's most important commercial corridor, are finally getting somewhere.
By John McCloud

Washington, D.C.: Hitting new heights

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Everything may not be coming up roses yet for the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, D.C., but the future is certainly looking brighter for this downtrodden former bastion of the African-American middle class.
By Soyoung Ho

Miami: More construction in store

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The South Florida retail market is experiencing record-high rents and record-low vacancies, according to a second-quarter report by CB Richard Ellis. In Miami-Dade, the most underserved by retail of the big three South Florida counties, average rents on stores increased 41 percent in 2006, from $21.52 to $30.45 per square foot. Broward and Palm Beach counties have seen similar trends.
By Steve Cutler

Major players gobble up sites in Hudson Yards

Development of the Hudson Yards area is still in its infancy, but big builders have been amassing large swaths of land on the far West Side with plans to infuse the area with major residential and commercial projects. By Lauren Elkies

Got problems? Call the Fixer

To find Kenneth Fisher, look into the eye of a real estate storm. A former City Councilman, Fisher is a fixer who has emerged as a go-to guy for real estate clients embroiled in contentious projects or public relations problems. By Marc Ferris

Building prices poised for a drop-off

The ripples of the subprime mortgage debacle continue to widen, and market watchers worry that its consequences will soon spread beyond poorly qualified home buyers to affect commercial real estate values in Manhattan.
By The Real Deal Staff

The city's fastest-growing retailers

In addition to banks and drugstores, Starbucks still on tear; healthful eateries grow
By Catherine Curan

Ken Harney - Mortgage crunch hits credit scores

Cut-off point between prime and subprime loans moves higher
By Ken Harney

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