Two Sigma’s real estate unit stopped fundraising below $1 billion, cut senior staff and paused new investments.
Federal agents raid Bert I. Dweck’s in-laws’ home: sources
Federal agents reportedly searched a Brooklyn home tied to Bert Dweck, who faces civil escrow suits but no criminal charges.
Eliot Spitzer’s Williamsburg tenants lodge 421a class action over rent hikes
Tenants at an 857-unit Williamsburg rental allege increases were applied to full rent instead of preferential rent.
City 485x data dump shows 99-unit project trend is unrelenting
Fresh city data shows developers still capping projects at 99 units to avoid 485x wage and affordability triggers.
City grants building owners one-shot amnesty for certain violations
New York City is offering up to 75 percent off eligible ECB violation penalties for 90 days.
NY Dirt: Mamdani admin goes to bat for pied-à-terre tax rollout
An appellate stay lets New York City keep rolling out its pied-à-terre tax while it appeals.
Cushman, Sotheby’s settle $10M commission lawsuit
Cushman & Wakefield and Sotheby’s settled a $10 million commission suit over the $510 million York Avenue sale.
Retail Tenant Mix: The New Anchor Is a Habit
Fitness, wellness and off-price visits rose between 2019 and 2025. What the data changes—and does not change—for retail leasing and underwriting.
NYC Rent Freeze. Mamdani Texts Thawed.
RGB Lawsuit reveals texts between Mamdani administration and rental board Hundreds of messages. Roughly one million apartments. And a question that could shape New York City’s housing outlook: how independently was the rent freeze decided? For investors, owners, and tenants, the answer carries consequences well beyond City Hall. 📊 The numbers behind the headlines NYC’s […]
The 2026 Retail Shopper Is Closer, Faster, and Older Than the Hype
Placer’s five charts show 2026 retail trips are short, hyper-local, older, value-led-and still hungry for experience.
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