Residential

The Marketing Directors has won three new rental property assignments in Brooklyn. JACKIE URGO The firm will provide  development phase advisory, marketing

DMG Investments has closed a $71.6 million construction loan for One Park, a 204-unit luxury condo rising in Cliffside Park, NJ. The 14-story building

The Hudson Gateway Multiple Listing Service (HGMLS) and the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island, Inc. (MLSLI) have merged to form the New York MLS, LLC.

Siderow president Joshua Arcus is celebrating the company’s 10 years in New York real estate that has seen explosive growth but also company mergers, buyouts and closures.

Even as shiny, new towers of glass and steel sprout up like weeds, a certain bygone style is enjoying something of a renaissance. Not the Gothic Revival

On its surface, New York is a city of constant motion, bustling with people, humming with innovation and always changing. Yet, at its core, there’s a history

As more prospective home buyers turn to the Internet for their shopping needs, the world of digital listings is heating up, with some brokerages racing

Lavish living and soaring city views are unfamiliar hallmarks of Lower East Side living. Old, midrise tenements with first floor bars, bodegas and bong

Keller Williams agent Cici Cao just sold a Sutton Place co-op for $30,000 above the asking price. The recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom coop

Compass announced that Vickey Barron will be joining the firm. Ranked among the city’s top brokers with over $286 million in closed sales, Barron

Seven years after founding residential brokerage Oxford Property Group with a staff of four, Adam Mahfouda has grown the company into a powerhouse New

Developers continue to employ novel methods to amass the tallest buildings in the city, leaving brokers and their clients to adjust to an obsession with height.