Barbara Corcoran lists Manhattan penthouse for $12M

Corcoran is letting go of her dream penthouse of 10 years, which boasts stunning Central Park views, because she and husband Bill Higgins need a one-story apartment as they grow older. Continue reading

Majority of agents field multiple recruitment calls every year: Poll

Nearly 85 percent of agents who responded to a recent Intel Index survey said they field multiple inquiries each year, with 16 percent of those saying the calls are coming as frequently as once a week. Continue reading

Lesson Learned: Stay levelheaded, unflappable, and go with the flow

Learn how New York City agent Jennifer Roberts navigates the ups, downs and indecisions of real estate clients while keeping her cool. Continue reading

Pam Liebman welcomes agents across the globe to BeCorcoran

Liebman encouraged the firm’s agents to not only keep up with industry change, but to lead through it. She also encouraged agents to take on “a new perspective” at the event being held in Scottsdale this year. Continue reading

Pam Liebman welcomes agents across the globe to BeCorcoran

Liebman encouraged the firm’s agents to not only keep up with industry change, but to lead through it. She also encouraged agents to take on “a new perspective” at the event being held in Scottsdale this year. Continue reading

$10M-plus deals in Manhattan hit biggest week since December

There were 11 contract signings at $10 million-plus last week, and the city’s priciest closing was on a downtown condo that sold in an off-market deal for $60 million. Continue reading

Recruiting, somehow, is only getting more intense in 2025: Intel

Real estate agents are still fielding frequent recruiting inquiries, results from the latest Inman Intel Index show, but relationships appear to be the lynchpin spurring many of them to act. Continue reading

Byron Allen sells unit inside NYC’s 220 Central Park South for $82.5M

The media mogul bought the 6,600-square-foot unit in 2023 for $75 million, and has clinched a healthy profit in an off-market deal. He also owns a smaller unit within the building. Continue reading

Civil lawsuits against Alexander brothers alleging assault pile up

On Tuesday, 11 new civil lawsuits were filed against the brothers under an extension of the New York City Gender-Motivated Violence Act. A majority of plaintiffs allege they had been drugged before being assaulted by the Alexanders. Continue reading

Former Google CEO scores buyer for $39.5M NoHo penthouse

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has found a buyer for his Manhattan penthouse, which listed for $39.5 million in December. It was the priciest home under contract last week among 29 NYC properties. Continue reading