Updated November 3, 2026 You're a commercial broker who spent eight months walking a hedge fund through every available Class A floor in Midtown. You introduced them to your client's Park Avenue tower, ran the tours, and drafted the term sheet. Then the landlord cut you out and closed the lease through an in-house leasing agent. The commission you were counting on, somewhere north of $400,000, isn't coming. Broker commission disputes in New York commercial real estate happen