Sheridan Wall is a Reporter at Documented. She specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and property management, with a keen focus on business and economics. Sheridan's work has been featured in Documented, Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, The Real Deal, and Yahoo Finance Canada.
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Sheridan Wall's focus is on the local real estate industry, particularly luxury homes and market trends in New York City. Her coverage heavily relies on data and private sector announcements.
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By: Sheridan Wall
Over the last four weeks, buyers have signed just 12 contracts to purchase sponsor units in the borough asking $4 million or more, a significant drop-off from the decade average of 28 for the same period, according to a report from Olshan Realty.
The triplex atop the Tribeca building, once the headquarters of New York Life Insurance, closed after finding a buyer in October, according to Elena Sarkissian, one of the agents representing sales at the project. The deal works out to roughly $1,800 per square foot.
By: Sheridan Wall, Matthew Elo
New report shows new developments dominating neighborhood activity, pricing Just a handful of addresses are driving the luxury market in some of Manhattan's priciest neighborhoods.
Unit 9 at 760 Madison Ave was priciest of 18 deals for Manhattan luxury homes The CEO of American Eagle Outfitters snagged a deal to sell at the Giorgio Armani Residences.
Last week, the Department of Finance sent notices to homeowners across the five boroughs whose properties could be subject to the surcharge — an apparently wide-net approach that notified primary residences and second homes alike.
By: Sheridan Wall
Two-year-old org nabs biggest membership win yet When Jason Haber and Mauricio Umansky first launched their upstart trade group, they had their doubts about whether it would catch on.
By: Sheridan Wall, Matthew Elo
Earlier this week, an owner at 220 Central Park South sued the supertall, developed by Vornado Realty Trust and once dubbed the world's most profitable condo , for allegedly failing to address tap water contamination in his unit.
Like many real estate stories, the narrative Out East begins with the pandemic. The buying frenzy on the East End of Long Island drew a wave of firms from Manhattan and beyond, eager to stamp their own seal on the hot luxury market. As agents logged deal after deal, the number of homes available across the relatively small stretch of hamlets from Westhampton to Montauk couldn't keep up.
As residential real estate has faced a reckoning in the past few years, Jason Haber has often been the loudest broker in the room, driving major shifts in the industry. When the country's largest trade group, the National Association of Realtors, came under fire for a sexual harassment scandal and for losing a high-profile antitrust case over commissions, Haber was at the forefront of calling for change.
Buyers signed contracts for 21 homes in the borough asking $4 million or more between July 27 and Aug. 2, according to Olshan Realty's report. The total was up from just 18 deals inked in the previous period and, while below some of this year's earlier highs, well above the nine contracts signed during the same week in 2025.
