The Real Deal

The Real Deal is often referred to as the essential guide to New York City's real estate sector, making it a must-read for professionals in the field. Since its launch in 2003, TRD has delivered timely industry updates, detailed reports, and insightful profiles through its monthly magazine, which boasts a circulation of 60,000. Additionally, TheRealDeal.com attracts over 1 million unique visitors each month. Our content is accessible on various platforms, including a mobile app compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. The Real Deal's commitment to quality journalism has earned it numerous accolades, including the Society of American Business Editors and Writers' award for general excellence in 2013. It has also received several honors from the National Association of Real Estate Editors, such as "Best Commercial Trade Magazine," "Best Residential Trade Magazine," and "Best Website Dedicated to Residential, Commercial, or Financial Real Estate and Home Design."

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Kayne Anderson, JDL eyeing south side of Lincoln Yards as JP Morgan exits

12 hours ago | therealdeal.com | Sam Lounsberry

Jim Letchinger is holding open the door for Jamie Dimon to exit the troubled Lincoln Yards megadevelopment on Chicago’s North Side. Letchinger’s Chicago-based firm, with financial backing from investment firm Kayne Anderson, is in negotiations to buy the entire 53-acre site of the proposed $6 billion plan on either side of the Chicago River between Lincoln Park and Bucktown, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
Miami-Dade scores $112M in weekly condo sales, $28.6M PH tops list

1 day ago | therealdeal.com | Kate Hinsche |Adam Farence

Miami-Dade County’s condo sales and dollar volume dropped in the second week of May. Brokers closed 91 condo sales totaling $111.9 million from May 4 to May 11. The previous week, brokers closed 157 condo sales totaling $136.9 million. Last week’s units sold for an average of $1,230,121, higher than the $871,712 average price from the previous week. The average price per square foot rose to $660 from $568, according to data from Redfin.
Side by Side: City Real Estate acquires Generation Real Estate

2 days ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

Side’s biggest San Francisco agency City Real Estate, has acquired another top Side firm: Generation Real Estate. Generation, founded by Lamisse Droubi and headquartered in Noe Valley, will come under the City Real Estate brand, which is headed by David Cohen. Both Cohen and Droubi were on The Real Deal’s list of top agent teams in the city in 2024 and the combined agencies will now have 67 agents who recorded over $814 million in sales volume across 460 transactions in 2024.
CA Ventures surrenders more property near potential Bears stadium

2 days ago | therealdeal.com | Sam Lounsberry

After failing to find construction financing, embattled CA Ventures and its investors walked away from a development site near the Chicago Bears’ potential new stadium in the northwest suburbs. First Bank Chicago seized approximately 3.5 acres of vacant land from an affiliate of Chicago-based CA Ventures through a deed in lieu of foreclosure last month, according to Cook County property records.
Fitness Tenant EoS Secures Three Dallas-Area Leases

2 days ago | therealdeal.com | Jess Hardin

Dallas-based EoS fitness is opening locations in Southern Dallas, Saginaw and southwest Fort Worth. In Southern Dallas, EoS is backfilling a Conn’s HomePlus space. The other locations are new-builds. The popularity of EoS is part of a trend where experiential retailers are having success filling spots left by companies that have downsized or gone bankrupt. See a mistake? EoS Fitness is beefing up its presence in North Texas.
NYC taps developers for largest mass timber resi project

2 days ago | therealdeal.com | Kathryn Brenzel

The city has tapped developers Artimus and Phoenix Realty Group to build what officials say will be the largest mass timber residential project in New York City. The city’s Economic Development Corporation announced Monday that the companies will build more than 500 apartments on city-owned sites along the Stapleton waterfront on the North Shore of Staten Island. A quarter of those units will be set aside for households earning between 40 and 80 percent of the area median income.
Nvidia spends $123M for Santa Clara campus

3 days ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes |Abigail Nehring

Nvidia’s $123 million office buying binge led the Bay Area headlines this week. In another indication that artificial intelligence is pushing the local office recovery, the circuit-maker paid cash for a 10-building 13-acre office and research campus in Santa Clara across the street from its eight-building 550,000-square-foot headquarters, which it bought a year ago for $374.3 million.
Chicago Developers Tee Up Big Plans for Turbulent Sites

3 days ago | therealdeal.com | Sam Lounsberry

Chicago developers are teeing up big plans for sites that have been through bumpy rides. JC Griffin’s jump from brokerage into development is set to take a big leap forward as his firm went under contract to pay about $29 million for a key site in Bronzeville where he’s planning a $900 million, 50-story housing tower that will also have an AI learning lab component.
These are the Top Real Estate Issues in the NY State Budget

4 days ago | therealdeal.com | Kathryn Brenzel

Last year’s budget was all about tax incentives, tenant protections and the potential to upzone parts of NYC for more housing. This year, I had a lot less to talk about. Of course, the looming threat of federal funding cuts means that this year’s spending plan could be chopped up mid-year, and the future of various housing programs is up in the air, so there is no shortage of housing and real estate-related issues to track.
Related Urban seeks extension of a ground lease for Live Local project in Miami-Dade

5 days ago | therealdeal.com | Francisco Alvarado

Related Urban is seeking more years on a ground lease to develop a Live Local Act mixed-income multifamily and office complex on a Miami-Dade County public housing site. The deal could generate $97.4 million over a century for the county, according to Miami-Dade officials. On Tuesday, the Miami-Dade County Commission’s housing committee will consider a resolution to extend a 75-year agreement to 99 years with an affiliate of Related Urban, led by Albert Milo.