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Serhant Ventures made Brown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman an offer she just had to refuse.

Ryan Serhant's Offer To BHS Brokers Ruffles Feathers | TRD News

Commercial real estate investor Robert Rivani is betting big on Miami hospitality, adding upscale international flavor to South Florida's culinary scene. Watch to learn more about Black Lion Investment Group's plans for the city's top towers like One Thousand Museum, SLS Brickell and others. Watch here for more on Rivani's rising restaurant portfolio.

Can Robert Rivani Conquer Miami's Restaurant Jungle? | TRD News

Apple has filed plans to build another expansion at its Parmer Lane campus in Austin. Work on the 215,000-square-foot building is scheduled to begin this fall and run through March 2025, with an estimated cost of $120 million.

Apple Takes A Bigger Bite Out of U.S. Office Sector | TRD News

Countless New York City tenants have been exploiting the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, and Representative George Santos' sister Tiffany Santos is one of them.

George Santos Sister Hasn't Paid Rent In Nearly Three Years | TRD News

Some of the nation's biggest shopping destinations are on selling spree, with retailers like Party City and Beth Bath and Beyond offloading office space and storefronts to curb tanking profits.

Top U.S. Shopping Destinations On A Selling Spree | TRD News

TRD’s Hiten Samtani and Harrison Connery react to the Anywhere layoffs and the news that the brokerage giant will abandon its iBuying program.

Anywhere Real Estate Announces Another Round of Layoffs, Ends iBuying | TRD News

A $13 million price tag is a hefty ask even for a home in Manhattan. In Brooklyn, those prices are usually reserved for super-high-end, right-on-the-park Park Slope brownstones. But this home, on the other side of the park in Victorian Flatbush, might set a new standard for its neighborhood. Watch to find out why.

$13M Flatbush mansion aims to raise the bar for Brooklyn's luxury market

With a month left in his administration, de Blasio's SoHo/NoHo rezoning will likely go through. It's a win for housing advocates, and for the real estate industry. Watch to find out why.