Hey Did You Hear?

Eric and Amir explain why Steve Roth's Vornado may look to sell a crown jewel in its portfolio: the renovated Farley Post Office building.

Can a developer lose a unit in his own project? Amir and Eric explain.

After a bill forcing landlords to police smoke shops becomes law, Eric and Amir break down the challenges this presents to NYC's retail landlords.

Amir Korangy and Eric Brody break down the asset manager's deal for the real estate investment and crowdfunding platform, which could value the company at just $100M.

New York property owners, meet the city's latest tax incentive: the Manhattan Commercial Revitalization Program, or M-Core, which is intended to encourage owners of aging commercial buildings south of 59th Street to make transformational renovations. Amir Korangy and Eric Brody break it down in the latest episode of ‘Hey Did You Hear.’

Amir Korangu and Eric Brody dive deeper into the J-51 tax debate, a property tax exemption and abatement for renovating residential apartment buildings, on the latest "Hey, Did You Hear?" The new J-51 program applies to condos and co-ops with an assessed valuation of less than $45,000 per unit, which is a slight increase from the old J-51, but still severely limits eligibility.

Sam Zell, the real estate investor who earned the nickname “the grave dancer” for his ability to swoop up distressed real estate for a song, amassed an enviable empire of apartment buildings, offices and mobile homes during his career. Amir Korangy and Eric Brody dive deeper into the life and legacy of Zell, who passed away at 81 in May, on the latest "Hey, Did You Hear?"

In the premiere episode of ‘Hey Did You Hear,’ TRD Publisher Amir Korangy and Founder & Principal of Anax Real Estate Partners Eric Brody do a deep-dive into Dubai-based developer, DAMAC International’s plans, for a new condominium building at the same site in Surfside, Florida, where 98 people were killed when Champlain Towers condo collapsed in 2021.