Press

Setting Sales: NYC Ferry helps neighborhoods brace for L-train closure

Real Estate Weekly | September 7th, 2018

Hampton Group to Invest $95M In Senior Living, Multi-Family Projects In Peoria

Phoenix Business Journal | August 23rd, 2018

Douglaston Nabs $380M Natixis Refi for Williamsburg Apartment Tower

Commercial Observer | August 7th, 2018

Next Wave: The Developers And Investors Banking On The Bronx’s Market-Rate Future

Bisnow | July 25th, 2018

IN PHOTOS: The 7th Annual REW Women’s Forum

Real Estate Weekly | June 6th, 2018

These were the biggest Q1 deals in Brooklyn

The Real Deal | April, 27th 2018

Silverstein, Rose Associates, Alchemy Properties On Timing The Market

Bisnow | Aprile 27th, 2018

Sherman digging in to help develop affordable New York

Real Estate Weekly | April 26th, 2018

Car-sharing company that promises free rentals arrives in NYC

Crains | April 25th, 2018

Politicians offer zoning benefits to private developers for NYCHA fix

Real Estate Weekly | February 28th, 2018

Seattle retools for the future at Fifth and Virginia

Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce | Febuary 22nd, 2018

Golden Oldies

New York Post | February 15th, 2018

Hudson Yards Will Not Create Office Glut, Say REBNY Panelists

GlobeSt.com | March 20th, 2018

2018 Women in Real Estate and Construction Services: Anne Cooleen, Clinton Management

New York Real Estate Journal | March 20th, 2018

2018 Women in Real Estate and Construction Services: Neda Levy, Douglaston Development LLC

New York Real Estate Journal | March 20th, 2018

Greenpoint’s Waterfront Esplanade Comes into Focus

Curbed | December 14th, 2017

Back Home in Williamsburg

The New York Times | December 7th, 2017

Winter is Coming: Top 10 Rental Buildings with the Best Indoor Amenities

CityRealty | November 13th, 2017

On the Waterfront: The Architecture Reshaping the Face of the East River

Commercial Observer | November 9th, 2017

Real Estate Experts See Big Things for Queens as The Borough Continues to Expand

QNS | November 3rd, 2017

NYC’s Property Management Powerhouses

The Real Deal | November 1st, 2017

The Best Buildings in New York City Right Now

New York Post | October 19th, 2017

Williamsburg Developer Unfazed by L-Train Shutdiwn and Rivals’ Keyword Moves

Wall Street Journal | October 18th, 2017

Stop, hammer time: Q&A with NYC construction boss Jeff Levine

The Real Deal | October 5th, 2017

On the Level: Jeff Levine interview

Property Week | September 29, 2017

How Instagram And Retail Created The Perfect Recipe for Restaurant Anchors

Marino | July 12, 2017

Level

Yimby | April 19, 2017

2016 CHPC Impact Award for Housing to Jeff Levine, Douglaston Development

CHPC New York City | April 19, 2016

The Bronx is Building

The New York Times | March 3, 2017

New market-rate housing is still pretty scarce, and most of what is rising are apartments priced as affordable housing, aimed at those who can’t pay market rates.

Williamsburg Unbound

Observer | June 10, 2016

Only in New York would we grant an official title for the most gentrified neighborhood.

To Fear or not to fear: 40K new rental apartments coming to NYC, report says

The Real Deal | July 25, 2016

Checking in on Williamsburg’s New Mega-Rental, Edge III

City Reality | August 29, 2016

Despite concerns regarding the MTA’s planning closing of the L train in 2018, Douglaston Development’s The Edge III forges ahead with contruction on their project along the Williamsburg waterfront.

Jeff Levine Wins Impact Award

Real Estate Weekly | May 4, 2016

The Citizens Housing Planning Council (CHPC) has awarded Douglaston Developments Chief Executive Office, Jeff Levine, with the Impact Award for Housing.

Owners Magazine 2016

Commercial Observer | October 17, 2016

In 2016, a lot of Americans—including your mild-mannered Commercial Observer editor—have gone poll crazy.

Giant, 1,000-Apartment Buildings Are Taking Over NYC

New York Post | July 13, 2016

Bigger is better — even when it comes to New York City’s residential buildings.

Do Developers Have a Life (or a Fantasy Life) Outside of Real Estate?

Commercial Observer | October 17, 2016

Not to get too Inside the Actors Studio on our owners, but one of the questions we felt compelled to ask was, “If you weren’t in real estate, what would you do?”

Escape from Williamsburg! Straphangers Already Fleeing to Avoid 18-Month L-Train Closure

Brooklyn Paper | July 26, 2016

Jeffrey E. Levine – Chairman

Queens Tribune | October 13, 2016

Jeffrey E. Levine is a chairman of Douglaston Development, Levine Builders and Clinton Management.

Will Housing Project “Alumni” Give Back to a Crumbling System?

Fast Company | August 22, 2016

Nostalgia and pride are powerful motivators for philanthropy, which are how college endowments at the nation’s elite universities got as large as they are today.

Bronx Affordable Housing Now Comes with Solar Panels, Rooftop Farms and Concert Halls

The Real Deal | March 3, 2017

Developers are flooding the Bronx with thousands of new affordable units, but it’s far from building as usual at a crop of new buildings.

Turning Legacy CRE Families in Modern Families

GlobeSt.com | October 3, 2016

Members of the real estate families may come into a world at an advantage, but joining the family business carries a lot of pressure.

Mayor de Blasio’s Affordable Housing Crusade Has Helped His Fund-Raising Efforts

Daily News | December 11, 2016

New York Knicks Star Lands Chelsea Penthouse for $5.8M

The Real Deal | September 1, 2016

New York Knicks center Joakim Noah will have an easy commute to practice after landing a penthouse in Chelsea for $5.8M.

Just the Tax, Ma’am

Commercial Observer | November 16, 2016

Now that the hullabaloo over 421a is coming to an end, let’s talk about New York City property taxes, shall we?

Giant, 1,000-Apartment Buildings are Taking Over NYC

New York Post | July 13, 2016

Bigger is better — even when it comes to New York City’s residential buildings.

10 Tallest Rental Towers of 2015

Multifamily Executive | August 10, 2016

Luxury high-rises are setting the bar high for multifamily construction–literally.