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Many high-end sellers never list their properties — meaning they're always technically on sale, for the right buyer and in-the-known broker.

A home at 48-50 W 69th St could set a new record for Upper West Side townhouses if it closes at its contract price.

The antitrust division of the New York Attorney General's Office is investigating Compass' footprint in the New York market, The Real Deal has learned.

Compass CEO Robert Reffkin and Attorney General Letitia James (Getty, Facebook; Illustration by Kevin Rebong/The Real Deal)The antitrust division of the New York Attorney General’s Office is investigating Compass’ footprint in the New York market, The Real Deal has learned. Agents with the department have reached out to leaders at some of New York City’s top brokerages, requesting information as part of an inquiry into the residential giant, according to a message viewed by TRD. The Attorney Gen

Earlier this week, The Real Deal first reported that agents with the office had reached out to New York City brokerage leaders about the probe. A representative for Attorney General Letitia James' office later confirmed an active inquiry but declined to share any details.

The quadplex at 150 Nassau Street was the priciest of 36 luxury homes in Manhattan to find buyers last week, per Olshan Realty.

New York’s ban on private listings would follow hawkish legislation in Washington state & more in notes from a resi reporter.

A condo at Witkoff Group and Access Industries’ project was the priciest of 35 Manhattan luxury homes to enter contract last week

Ilija Pavlovic’s firm, now of The Agency, denied claims from agents of payment issues, including delayed commissions

The developers are planning a three-unit project at 32 East 22nd Street & more in this week’s notes from a resi reporter