People & Companies

RE/MAX keeps its franchise model and Real keeps its revenue share, but both networks now sit inside one holding company.

BLDR is the sole lead investor in a $25.3M Series A for startup Digs, plus a five-year commercial deal. No shipped product, no cycle-time number yet.

CBRE's own July 29 release confirms the topline. The gap between its narrower 68%-growth infrastructure line and the broader figures its executives cited shows the data-center engine is even hotter than the headline number.

Andreessen Horowitz will run its $1.176B American Dynamism fund from Related Ross CityPlace in West Palm Beach, a bet on the office market.

Sotheby's International Realty bought Mayi de la Vega's ONE Sotheby's and Washington DC's TTR Sotheby's, its two biggest franchises.

Separating capital formation from asset management is what a hotel platform does when it plans to transact more, not less.

City records show the ground-floor retail condominium has stayed with the same landlord since the building converted, financed through Apple Bank since a 2017 refinancing.

City tax rolls show 63-65 Second Avenue never changed hands and its taxable assessed value has fallen, not tripled, even as the tenant blamed rising occupancy costs.

Nearly $5 million from a Christie's sale sits in escrow while the family behind 15 Central Park West and 520 Park Avenue fights supermarket heirs over a five-decade-old theft claim.

The accounting giant will move from its longtime Downtown tower to Century City, extending a run of departures from LA's financial core.

A trading giant's relocation and expansion is a bright spot in a downtown Houston office market running near 30% availability.

A verified recruitment letter with nothing in it yet, which is itself the datapoint.

A 44-year-old Charlotte builder sells its pipeline to a 720M sq ft platform.