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Two weeks after being run out of TOWN, 400 agents have been looking to hang their licenses with brokerage firms across New York. Steve Gold The shock shuttering

After missing out on two previous apartments in sister properties, Marie Bromberg’s clients got what the wanted in the end. MARIE BROMBERG The couple

AGENTS Compass announced that Adelaide Polsinelli and Trystan Polsinelli have been hired to market 59 McGuinness Blvd, also known as 130 Nassau Avenue

IAN WOLF When Ian Wolf took over a listing a the boutique loft building 53, Warren, he shaved $300,00 off the asking price and sold it within 10 weeks.

After a year-long search, Citi Habitats agent John Farrell was able to find his client a new home near Madison Square Park. Farrell’s buyer recently

The residential real estate behemoth Realogy is looking to take down the sector’s fastest-growing brokerage firm. The $7 billion parent of brands including

CORCORAN agents Deborah Grubman and Paul Albano were crowned Carnegie Hill champions last week. With a $13.4 millon price tag, the pair closed the biggest

The city is putting speculative building investors on notice to tread carefully. A new Speculation Watch List issued by the Department of Housing Preservation

● BROOKFIELD PROPERTY PARTNERS Brookfield launches first Manhattan West apartment building Brookfield Property Partners L.P. announced the opening and

ELIZABETH O’NEILL ROBERT SCHULMAN Warburg agents Elizabeth Helene O’Neill and Robert A. Schulman closed on a Lincoln Square co-op at a breakneck pace.

Sometimes, the last cut is the deepest. When Jamie Fedorko and Brandon Major of Warburg Realty slashed $55,000 from the asking price on a two bedroom at

When one café door closes, another one opens. Only this time, the neighborhood coffee joint that closed, Flatiron’s Toby’s Estate was replaced by the high-fashion