app02 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 04:23:18 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Deconstruct - Episodes Tagged with “Nyc Real Estate” https://therealdeal-deconstruct.fireside.fm/tags/nyc%20real%20estate Mon, 08 Jun 2026 05:00:00 -0400 In Deconstruct, The Real Deal's reporters and editors explain the most important news in real estate. We follow the money across New York City and beyond to explain how real estate powers the world around us, breaking down policy impacts, industry trends, and important deals to know. This is essential listening for understanding the great, big world of real estate. en-us episodic All the real estate news you need to know, from the reporters and editors of The Real Deal. The Real Deal In Deconstruct, The Real Deal's reporters and editors explain the most important news in real estate. We follow the money across New York City and beyond to explain how real estate powers the world around us, breaking down policy impacts, industry trends, and important deals to know. This is essential listening for understanding the great, big world of real estate. no real estate,real estate news,business news,the real deal,tech,property,investing,brokers,commercial real estate,residential real estate,real estate investment,REIT,news,development,housing,apartments, multifamily, office, industrial, banking, finance The Real Deal hk@therealdeal.com ChatGPT vs. Real Estate Brokers? Plus, Why Billionaires' Row Is in Trouble https://therealdeal-deconstruct.fireside.fm/2060 3de5f135-6aa1-4d98-af08-2f86cf0a6955 Mon, 08 Jun 2026 05:00:00 -0400 The Real Deal full 5 The Real Deal Buyers are using AI to challenge brokers, AI startups are changing office leasing, and Billionaires' Row developers are facing tough realities. This and more on this episode of Deconstruct, a podcast from The Real Deal. 24:22 no <p>Artificial intelligence is already reshaping real estate — from buyers using ChatGPT to challenge brokers, to AI startups transforming the office market.</p> <p>On this episode of Deconstruct, Hannah Kramer and Lilah Burke break down The Real Deal's latest reporting on AI's impact on residential and commercial real estate. They discuss how buyers and sellers are using AI during negotiations, why office landlords are chasing AI tenants, and whether artificial intelligence could fundamentally alter demand for office space.</p> <p>Plus: Hannah argues that the era of Billionaires' Row may be coming to an end as developers behind projects like 432 Park Avenue and 111 West 57th Street face financial and legal challenges.</p> <p>Also discussed:<br> • Compass-Anywhere merger antitrust investigation<br> • Bill Pulte's move in Washington<br> • California political races and housing policy<br> • Moody's warning on NYC rent freezes and multifamily defaults</p> AI #RealEstate #ChatGPT #CommercialRealEstate #NYCRealEstate #BillionairesRow #Compass #OfficeMarket AI, Real Estate, ChatGPT, Commercial Real Estate, NYC Real Estate, Billionaires Row, Compass, Office Market Artificial intelligence is already reshaping real estate — from buyers using ChatGPT to challenge brokers, to AI startups transforming the office market.

On this episode of Deconstruct, Hannah Kramer and Lilah Burke break down The Real Deal's latest reporting on AI's impact on residential and commercial real estate. They discuss how buyers and sellers are using AI during negotiations, why office landlords are chasing AI tenants, and whether artificial intelligence could fundamentally alter demand for office space.

Plus: Hannah argues that the era of Billionaires' Row may be coming to an end as developers behind projects like 432 Park Avenue and 111 West 57th Street face financial and legal challenges.

Also discussed:
• Compass-Anywhere merger antitrust investigation
• Bill Pulte's move in Washington
• California political races and housing policy
• Moody's warning on NYC rent freezes and multifamily defaults

AI #RealEstate #ChatGPT #CommercialRealEstate #NYCRealEstate #BillionairesRow #Compass #OfficeMarket]]> Artificial intelligence is already reshaping real estate — from buyers using ChatGPT to challenge brokers, to AI startups transforming the office market.

On this episode of Deconstruct, Hannah Kramer and Lilah Burke break down The Real Deal's latest reporting on AI's impact on residential and commercial real estate. They discuss how buyers and sellers are using AI during negotiations, why office landlords are chasing AI tenants, and whether artificial intelligence could fundamentally alter demand for office space.

Plus: Hannah argues that the era of Billionaires' Row may be coming to an end as developers behind projects like 432 Park Avenue and 111 West 57th Street face financial and legal challenges.

Also discussed:
• Compass-Anywhere merger antitrust investigation
• Bill Pulte's move in Washington
• California political races and housing policy
• Moody's warning on NYC rent freezes and multifamily defaults

AI #RealEstate #ChatGPT #CommercialRealEstate #NYCRealEstate #BillionairesRow #Compass #OfficeMarket]]> Why private clubs are popping up everywhere in New York City https://therealdeal-deconstruct.fireside.fm/2055 f82511ee-e6bc-4e56-a76b-b5f4933d89dc Thu, 23 Apr 2026 16:30:00 -0400 The Real Deal full The Real Deal New York’s hottest private clubs, a luxury tax battle, and a major fraud conviction. This week on Deconstruct: what it all means for real estate. Listen now. 17:54 no <p>This week on Deconstruct, hosts Lilah Burke and Hannah Kramer break down Governor Kathy Hochul’s controversial pied-à-terre tax proposal on luxury second homes, what it could mean for the NYC housing market, and why brokers and developers are worried.</p> <p>They also unpack the guilty verdict against former Vornado executive Jared Solomon in a years-long fraud scheme involving fake brokerages and stolen company funds. Plus: Is Manhattan’s Third Avenue office market making a comeback?</p> <p>Then TRD reporter Liz Cryan joins the show for an exclusive look at New York City’s booming private club scene—from Soho House and Zero Bond to the new wave of family-friendly clubs reshaping office towers, condos, and luxury real estate. Are private members clubs the future of urban amenities—or headed for a correction? </p> NYC real estate, New York housing market, pied a terre tax, Kathy Hochul, Vornado fraud, Jared Solomon, private clubs NYC, Soho House New York, Zero Bond, Manhattan office market, Third Avenue office leasing, Surfside condo project, Damac Miami, Elon Musk real estate, California governor race, Matt Mahan, luxury real estate podcast This week on Deconstruct, hosts Lilah Burke and Hannah Kramer break down Governor Kathy Hochul’s controversial pied-à-terre tax proposal on luxury second homes, what it could mean for the NYC housing market, and why brokers and developers are worried.

They also unpack the guilty verdict against former Vornado executive Jared Solomon in a years-long fraud scheme involving fake brokerages and stolen company funds. Plus: Is Manhattan’s Third Avenue office market making a comeback?

Then TRD reporter Liz Cryan joins the show for an exclusive look at New York City’s booming private club scene—from Soho House and Zero Bond to the new wave of family-friendly clubs reshaping office towers, condos, and luxury real estate. Are private members clubs the future of urban amenities—or headed for a correction?

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They also unpack the guilty verdict against former Vornado executive Jared Solomon in a years-long fraud scheme involving fake brokerages and stolen company funds. Plus: Is Manhattan’s Third Avenue office market making a comeback?

Then TRD reporter Liz Cryan joins the show for an exclusive look at New York City’s booming private club scene—from Soho House and Zero Bond to the new wave of family-friendly clubs reshaping office towers, condos, and luxury real estate. Are private members clubs the future of urban amenities—or headed for a correction?

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