Amid rising tariffs and market uncertainty, even NYC’s luxury real estate is feeling the strain. A $10.25M Lenox Hill deal just collapsed, reflecting buyer hesitation. With mortgage rates spiking and construction costs climbing, now more than ever, broad listing exposure is key.

Picture this: a 29-unit rent-stabilized building in East Harlem, worth millions in 2016, just sold for 97% less. Yup, you read that...

It used to be the ultimate guarantee to have a lease with the federal government. These days in Washington, D.C., long centered around...