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Despite worries about tourism numbers and some corridors experiencing rent weaknesses, experts see nothing but good things for the future of New York City’s retail scene.

It may soon be illegal for owners of residential buildings to install keyless or smart-key systems in their buildings. On Monday, the City Council discussed

The real estate industry has hailed a historic $51.5 billion capital plan from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to modernize the city’

President Donald Trump ran and won as the savior of the neglected masses, promising to bring back coal mining jobs and providing “massive” tax cuts to

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and its Technology Committee announced the details for its second annual PropTech Challenge. The competition

The Woolworth Building in Lower Manhattan has been a distinctive part of New York City’s skyline for more than a century. Most New Yorkers could spot it

Scott Rechler has cooked up a deal with restaurant revolutionaries, Kitchen United. Months after partnering with Airbnb to create hotel space in some of

It was years ago that Sophie Wilkinson left Down Under, but now she’s one of the main influencers behind an up-and-coming way of living in New York City.

The Gural Family’s GFP Real Estate and their partner, Northwind Group, have closed on a $430 million construction loan to modernize 7 Hanover Square.

By Orlando Lee Rodriguez DON PEEBLES The Bloomberg administration announced today announced an agreement to sell two city-owned buildings in Lower Manhattan

Savills Studley announced the successful completion of a transaction that will relocate EHE’s office and medical clinic from 10 Rockefeller Plaza to 600 Fifth Avenue.

With the influx of interest in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx, brokers and developers are capitalizing on the buzz around what they deem the