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The Real Deal @trdny 11h

The biggest obstacle to South Florida’s real estate boom? The people who already live there. From West Palm Beach to Boca Raton, residents are taking on powerful developers — and winning.
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therealdeal.com Inside South Florida’s fledgling anti-development movements The tipping point came in April. In South Florida, the economy has long depended on real estate development, aided by local governments who don’t have much power to block them. West Palm Beach in...

The Real Deal @trdny 12h

A blue wave in Washington could mean trouble for Compass. Democrats’ election victories are raising questions about whether the brokerage giant’s controversial private listing strategy will face greater antitrust scrutiny.
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therealdeal.com What the “blue wave” could mean for Compass Could this week’s surge of election victories by Democrats across the country spell a challenge for residential real estate’s largest brokerage conglomerate? Brown Harris Stevens’ Bess Freedman told...

The Real Deal @trdny 13h

After reporting a $218 million loss in the third quarter — worse than the $136.5 million in Q3 2025 — Hudson Pacific Properties CEO Victor Coleman said Netflix buying Radford Studio Center is “not a concern of ours.”

@alenabotros dives into the REIT’s numbers and its next steps at the link.
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therealdeal.com Victor Coleman’s Hudson Pacific Properties posts $218M loss The losses keep on coming at Victor Coleman’s Hudson Pacific Properties. The office and studio REIT posted a $218 million loss for the third quarter, worse than the $136.5 million same time last...

The Real Deal @trdny 14h

New York City’s retail leasing market is getting a workout. Fitness clubs claimed three of October’s 10 biggest retail leases. See who else made the list: therealdeal.com/new-york/2026/…

therealdeal.com Fitness clubs lead NYC’s top retail leases October was apparently a good month for fitness clubs within the five boroughs, as they made up three of the ten largest retail leases of last month. In addition to these personal trainers and sports...

The Real Deal @trdny 1d

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae insist that they aren’t changing lending policies for rent-stabilized properties in the wake of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rent freeze.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean that lending on rent-regulated buildings is business as usual.

“It’s not so much Fannie, Freddie, agencies — it’s everybody,” one source told @lilah_burke.

Read her full story at the link. bit.ly/4zH2Gar

therealdeal.com NY Dirt: Not just Fannie and Freddie, it’s “everyone” It’s getting harder to find financing for rent-stabilized buildings in New York. The City Reporter reported earlier this week that Freddie Mac is pausing loans to rent-stabilized properties while...