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In many real estate markets throughout the nation, gayborhoods– neighborhoods with the reputation of providing safety and inclusivity to LGBTQ residents

Rent regulated building owners are bracing of a massive systems failure as the state reboots its Annual Rent Registration system (ARRO).

The rate of retail space becoming vacant in New York City has shot up by 50 percent in the span of one decade, according to a new report on the state of

Central Park Tower Extell Development Company’s new skyscraper Central Park Tower has topped out and at 1,550 feet high, it will be the tallest residential

The City has selected three developers to pilot a new affordable shared housing program. Shared housing is considered housing units consisting of two or

SL Green’s historic One Vanderbilt office tower has topped out at 1,401 feet. With construction managed by AECOM Tishman and design by Kohn Pedersen

The latest salvo in the Realogy versus Compass legal battle is all about perspective, according to some experts. The venerable national brokerage vehemently

Madison Equities has furnished The Crown Penthouse at 212 Fifth Avenue with nearly $2 million worth of furniture and art. Developer Robert Gladstone revealed

Slow and steady is winning the race in the Manhattan office leasing sector according to third quarter market reports. Job growth and the city’

In many ways, New York’s residential real estate scene is ideal for a millennial generation intrigued by the prospect of entrepreneurship and social status.

A rapidly growing population of urban seniors is giving some investors gray hair. Fears are brewing that if developers can’t meet demand from a ‘silver

Rogue landlord Steve Croman has been jailed for one year and ordered to pay $5 million in fees after pleading guilty to tax fraud. Dubbed the “Bernie Madoff