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End of net neutrality could spell doom for real estate

And for RedFin, Zillow and realtor.com, a rollback could have a deleterious effect, making it more expensive for consumers to access these sites.

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Companies are paying big money to understand your movements in the office

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Manhattan retail rents are in their worst slump in 17 years

Manhattan retail rents have slid into their deepest and longest slump in 17 years, a new report confirms — with Soho rents slashed by more than a third since their 2015 peak. In what some have dubb…

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Why is real estate startup funding on the rise?

Why is the real estate industry becoming a popular playing field for venture capitalists? That’s a question more industry insiders are starting to explore.

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Banks delayed foreclosures to influence discussion of Dodd-Frank, paper finds

Foreclosure starts were delayed in order to influence politicians’ views on financial-services reform legislation, according to an academic paper.

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McKinsey & Co. is moving its headquarters to World Trade Center

Global management-consulting giant McKinsey & Co. is moving its Manhattan headquarters from 55 E. 52d St. to Three World Trade Center, The Post has learned. The deal — kept so under wraps that …

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Harvard Is in Talks to Have Bain Manage Real Estate Assets

Harvard University’s endowment is in talks to move the management of a portion of its real estate investments to Bain Capital, according to people familiar with the matter.

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The collapse of rental concessions

As vacancy rates rise, deal sweeteners are falling out of fashion with renters — only price cuts matter.

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Once-Hot Apartment Construction Cooling as U.S. Housing Engine

Faster apartment building was instrumental in pulling the U.S. housing market out of its slump a decade ago. Now, that engine is starting to throttle back.

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Playing by the book: Why some landlords are leasing to independent bookshops

Multiple NYC property owners have leased to independent bookstores, citing the needs of the community and the “cool factor” that they can bring to a b

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Smart cities with high speed internet functioning at a city-wide level are popping up from the deserts of Saudi Arabia to suburban Phoenix and Melbour

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Stocks Rebound in Short Week for U.S. Exchanges: Markets Wrap

The dollar gained and U.S. stocks rose after two down weeks as Congress took a holiday break from tax talks and the closely watched Alabama senate election nears.

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Smart cities are all the rage; everyone wants one, but can they truly sustain one? One Chinese researcher says no. Xiongan was envisioned in April