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Joseph Jungermann

New York

Deputy Research Manager at The Real Deal

Articles

  • 5 days ago | therealdeal.com | Jess Hardin |Joseph Jungermann

    It was a good year to sell multimillion dollar houses in Dallas-Fort Worth. High interest rates may have put a damper on some of the Metroplex’s housing market activity, but that’s not the story for cash buyers. For Dallas luxury brokerage Allie Beth Allman & Associates, 2024 was the second-best year in the brokerage’s history, behind the bonanza that was 2021. Allie Beth came in fourth in The Real Deal’s ranking of Dallas-Fort Worth’s top brokerages, using data from April 2024 to April 2025.

  • 1 month ago | therealdeal.com | Jake Indursky |Matthew Elo |Joseph Jungermann

    For architects, 2024 was a tale in two parts. They spent the first half stuck in the mud as developers waited for housing policy clarity and the second half in a welcome return to form. “In the second half, we started getting some movement — some market-rate housing, office conversions into housing and different things like that — as people started to learn about these new abatements and new affordability programs,” Aufgang principal Ariel Aufgang said.

  • 1 month ago | therealdeal.com | Suzannah Cavanaugh |Matthew Elo |Joseph Jungermann

    Tariffs have dominated the headlines and terrified Wall Street, but the city’s biggest general contractors insist they’re not feeling the pain. “I haven’t paid a tariff yet,” boasted Bernard Ruf, president of Broadway Builders, which ranked 12th in TRD’s annual count of the city’s top construction firms. It has 1.5 million square feet under development. “Right now, it’s still just a discussion,” echoed Eli Weiss of Joy Construction, which took 10th place with over 1.8 million square feet.

  • 2 months ago | therealdeal.com | Jake Indursky |Sheridan Wall |Matthew Elo |Joseph Jungermann

    Sitting in Sant Ambroeus in the West Village, Zeve Salman looked out longingly onto the row of eight-figure homes lining Perry Street. “If you gave me five new houses on this street right here, I could sell them,” he said. “But find me those five houses.”Salman, a co-founder of the Elevated Team with Eric Brown at Compass, echoed a refrain common in 2024, chalking up the market’s troubles to a lack of quality inventory.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | therealdeal.com | Judah Duke |Joseph Jungermann

    In Dallas, where resilience largely defined the real estate market over the past year, top brokers navigated shifting conditions to keep the deals flowing. Top residential real estate brokers banked on Dallas’ enduring appeal as a business hub.