Holden Walter-Warner is a content producer at The Real Deal. He focuses on construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, housing markets, and property management, with a particular emphasis on the Tristate region and the Hamptons. Holden's work has been featured in Digital Trends, Busting Brackets, and The Real Deal.
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Holden's coverage spans sports and real estate, focusing on local news within the United States, specifically New York. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or data related to local real estate trends and transactions in New York. Additionally, he may be interested in press releases or announcements from companies operating within the real estate industry.
For sports-related pitches, focus on topics like basketball (NBA and college) and golf. For instance, you could offer analysis of local teams' performance or exclusive interviews with players or coaches from New York-based teams.
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By: Holden Walter-Warner, Matthew Elo
Richman filed plans for a 14-story, mixed-use project at 243 East 125th Street, according to a job application. The building is set to span nearly 370,000 square feet and contain 828 apartments. The development on the vacant site will include commercial space and dozens of parking spaces.
By: Holden Walter-Warner
On Monday, the bank announced a goal to spend more than $750 billion on housing efforts through 2035, a 40 percent decade-over-decade increase in the company's housing capital deployment. The announcement comes months after the company originated more than $5 billion in debt and equity tied to affordable housing through the first three quarters of 2025.
Vornado, Citadel and Rudin are “ready to go” with a $3.3 billion financing package to facilitate the 2 million-square-foot office development, Vornado's Steven Roth revealed on a second-quarter earnings call Tuesday. The real estate investment trust did not reveal where the financing is coming from.
By: Holden Walter-Warner
Alum planning condo-hotels, private membership clubs across country Derek Jeter is taking a swing at developing in a major college town near you.
By: Holden Walter-Warner
A $3.3 billion construction loan for 350 Park Avenue is the latest sign that New York's office market can still command enormous capital — provided the building, location and tenant lineup are nearly impossible to replicate.
Josh Gotlib, Meyer Orbach acquiring H&R assets at $2.8B valuation
By: Holden Walter-Warner
Plus, Josh Schuster is sentenced, Pinnacle Group sells again and more in New York real estate news.
The Zug-based company announced Thursday it signed an agreement with affiliates of Brookfield Asset Management to contribute the properties, valued at roughly $693.9 million, to two joint ventures. The portfolio is being contributed at a blended 9.5 percent discount to its first-quarter 2026 appraised value, a concession Varia said reflects institutional multifamily pricing and the scale and certainty of the transaction.
Vivmark Residential launches with 184K-unit portfolio, $70B enterprise value
By: Holden Walter-Warner
StreetEasy listings in Manhattan dropped 7 percent in the first week of August and 11 percent by the second week. That is well above the typical early-August decline: from 2023 through 2025, only about 3 percent of listings were pulled during the first week of the month.
