Jonathan Miller – Commercial Observer

Landlords and owners are receiving fewer rent payments nationwide, according to at least one new report.

Analysis · Coronavirus

NYC Rental Market Continues to Decline Amid Pandemic

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The Dime which is opening in Williamsburg.

Coronavirus · Features

Hustling For Multifamily Tenants in the Age of Coronavirus

By Aaron Short

921 washington crown heights

Leases · Analysis

Flood of New Rental Inventory Hits the Market as Rents Fall

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

New York City is a mecca when it comes to giving out free real estate data, helping it become a hub for the proptech scene.

Technology · Features

The City That Never Deletes: How New York City Became a Real Estate Data Mecca

By Nicholas Rizzi

Allen Gross bought the Parker Hotel along with Elliott Management Corporation with plans to build condos starting at $1.5 million on top.

Finance · Acquisition

A More Affordable Billionaires’ Row: Allen Gross’ $420M Bet on the Parker New York

By Cathy Cunningham

Lauren Elkies Schram stayed in a one-bedroom Pod Pad at the Pod Times Square at 400 West 42nd Street.

Riding the Micro Wave: One Reporter’s Short Stay in a Manhattan Micro-Unit

By Lauren Elkies Schram

Monadnock Development built the first 100-percent micro-unit apartment building in New York City in recent memory with Carmel Place at 335 East 27th Street in 2016.

Amid Affordable Housing Crisis, Micro-Housing Development Picks Up Steam

By Lauren Elkies Schram

250 West 81st Street

Sales · Features

For Manhattan Condo Developers in a Correcting Market, the Price Must Be Right

By Rey Mashayekhi

Manhattan.

How Much Is Manhattan Worth?

By Matt Grossman

One Manhattan Square

Lower Manhattan

Gary Barnett’s Big Downtown Bet

By Rey Mashayekhi

Inside Carat & Co., a jeweler and luxury watch retailer on Main Street. Photo: Carat & Co.

Flushing Has Seen an Influx of Luxury Condos, But Will Luxe Retail Follow?

By Liam La Guerre

Barbie Dreamhouse Experience Hits Florida: New York Could be Next

By Al Barbarino

Steve Witkoff.

With 150 Charles Street and Now 10 Madison Square West, Steven Witkoff May Be the King of Condo Financing

By Damian Ghigliotty

Newcastle Realty’s Late Year Pickups Highlight Record Fourth Quarter for Investment Sales

By Al Barbarino

Barbie’s Magical Malibu Dollhouse Should be Bulldozed, One Appraiser Suggests

By Al Barbarino

Real Estate Leaders Give Thanks

By Jotham Sederstrom

Reaching for the Sun: Is It Possible to Own Too Much Real Estate?

By Al Barbarino

Lifestyles of the Rich and Fictitious

By Jotham Sederstrom