Is development slowing?

New York condo building still strong, but not for long..
By Tom Acitelli

Downtown filling up

The five-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks seems like a good time to take stock of the revival of Lower Manhattan. According to a survey by Jones Lang LaSalle, with additional data gathered by The Real Deal, commercial tenants are increasingly signing big leases.
By Vanessa Londono

Prices getting lonely at the top

Inventory dearth dogs ultra-luxury market; rents up on higher-end spreads
By Lauren Elkies

When sellers play a shell game

"Phantom" listings irk city brokers, buyers
By Lauren Elkies

Owner commissions still exist in corners of rental market

Brokers say landlords offer incentives in fringe areas, and newer buildings still see plenty
By Philana Patterson

Rental brokers find bad landlords a rare, but severe, headache

Making a living as a New York rental broker isn't an easy proposition in any market, as picky tenants angle for discounts and incentives, or refuse to commit to anything but the perfect space in a time of scarce inventory and fierce competition.
By Philana Patterson

Industrial space suffers conversion crunch

Despite ongoing demand for manufacturing space, building owners opting for residential payoff
By Tim Moran

West 8th Street's retail woes

West Eighth Street sank gradually into seediness, and revivifying efforts blister its survivors
By Jen Benepe

Swankier retail for the lower Upper West Side

Higher-end shopping in new 15 Central Park West aims to surpass Time Warner Center
By Marc Ferris

Beyond Long Island City's waterfront

Developers push deeper into Queens enclave, touting short commutes and cheaper prices By Philana Patterson

Northern New Jersey's slowest market

In Northern New Jersey's slowing market, Passaic County was quick to stall. The state's northernmost county is experiencing the largest slump in the state's luxury housing market for the "inner-ring" counties close to Manhattan. By John Celock

How it feels... to set a price record for a Harlem townhouse

Developing office space: Not just a wild speculation

In Northern New Jersey's slowing market, Passaic County was quick to stall. The state's northernmost county is experiencing the largest slump in the state's luxury housing market for the "inner-ring" counties close to Manhattan.
By Lauren Elkies

Summery office news for the start of autumn

Demand stays high for commercial space in the Manhattan market; asking rents keep rising
By Tom Acitelli