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Kathryn Brenzel

Keith Larsen

JRT Realty Accuses Cushman & Wakefield of Defamation

Brokerage alleges Cushman’s Diana Boutross made false statements to city

Andrew Asch

Who Is NAR’s New President, Tracy Kasper

Tracy Kasper’s tall, troubled order as NAR president

TRD Staff

Ken Griffin Won’t Back Ron DeSantis’ White House Bid

GOP megadonor Ken Griffin pulls plug on backing Ron DeSantis

Katherine Kallergis

Clockwise from left: Palm Beach Mayor Danielle Moore, Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago, Wellington Mayor Anne Gerwig and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez

These South Florida’s mayors have close ties to real estate 

Kathy Hochul, Lee Zeldin, elections, Real estate and Politics, 421a

Industry hopes Hochul’s win sparks changes to rent aid, 421a

Trevor Bach

Billionaire Ed Roski playing puppeteer for Texas gubernatorial candidates Beto O'Rourke (left) and Greg Abbott (right) (Photo Illustration by Steven Dilakian for The Real Deal with Getty Images)

SoCal real estate players split over Abbott, O’Rourke

Suzannah Cavanaugh

State Senator Jabari Brisport (NY State Senate, Illustration by The Real Deal with Getty Images)

New York pols revive push to kill broker fees

Former mayor George “Bud” Scholl’s waterfront home hits market for $13.9M

Orion Jones

Leisure and hospitality gain ground as 2022 opens in hiring boom

Jobs in warehousing and storage above pre-pandemic levels; hospitality showing strong recovery

Harlem landlord charged in campaign finance scheme

Republicans are more likely to move to blue states if there are no mask or vaccine mandates (Getty)

Republicans game to live in blue states — unless there’s a Covid mandate

LA pol leads effort to preserve restaurants’ outdoor dining space

Real estate’s big year could ward off pied-à-terre, mezzanine taxes

Pandemic paralysis: Delta continues to impede hotel, restaurant recovery

Investors sell off Chinese real estate stocks

Nassau County’s Curran floats $70M property tax cut ahead of Nov. election

After months of robust recovery, restaurants & bars let go more workers last month than they hired, retail’s slide accelerated, and the return to the office stalled. (iStock)

Delta variant slams door on hospitality hiring

Golf club’s likely buyer aims to quell development fears

A dam shame: Cortlandt officials and homeowners spar over failing water barrier