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Sarah Mikhitarian By Sarah Mikhitarian Since the housing bubble, older Americans have been more likely to hold onto — or purchase — homes relative to younger

The Hamilton ● HALCYON DEVELOPMENT Hamilton enjoys winter leasing rush The Hamilton, a new rental development at 968 60th Street in Brooklyn, has leased

CORE’s Adrian Noriega closed the biggest sale of last week at the Selldorf-designed 42 Crosby. Unit 5S closed at $10,545,356 after being listed by Noriega

Invited brokers and real estate influencers were treated to a tour of The Moinian Group’s newest rental building at 572 11th Avenue.

Eastern Union Funding closed a deal for the development of three townhouses, seven condominium units and a fully automated 45-car garage in the Park Slope

●NESTSEEKERS INTERNATIONAL Chelsea lofts hit market The Serhant Team at Nest Seekers International have launched sales at Chelsea Waterside Residences.

Long Island is continuing its consistent ascent, posting its highest number of home sales in 15 years. According to Douglas Elliman’s third quarter report

New York City’s Comptroller Scott M. Stringer released a report that claims residents pay $616 million in additional rent in 2016 due to the growth

City Hall wants to play matchmaker for affordable housing sellers and preservation-minded buyers. Hoping to safeguard communities from “predatory investors”—developers

Douglas Elliman announced that Michael Lorber and Alexander Boriskin have co-founded The Michael Lorber Team. The two brokers have over $1 billion in closed

A New York-based investment firm purchased 10 Rutgers Street for $59 million in an off-market transaction. Arbor Management Acquisition Company, also known

Housing development in Long Island City exploded last year, according to the Long Island City Partnership, an economic development organization for the area.