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San Francisco-based DivcoWest has been tempted back into the New York City market by Boston Propertiesʼ 540 Madison Avenue tower. The investment firm with

New York City’s new rent regulation laws have shaved nearly half the value off multifamily properties, according to investment sales brokers.

West Coast transplant Emily Jones is blazing her own trail selling New York City to tomorrow’s tenants. In just eight short years, she’s gone from leasing

A law that would require elevator inspectors to be licensed is expected to be signed by Governor Cuomo following the death last week of a man in Kips Bay.

One Manhattan Square This week, real estate website PropertyShark released a list of the top-selling 15 condo properties in new developments in the city

Energy company Con Edison has agreed to pay the largest gas safety-related settlement in New York State history over a fatal gas explosion in East Harlem

Public officials across the country have been blocking short term-rental platforms like Airbnb, saying that such services strain housing supply and push up rents.

A new study on the 421a tax program suggests that affordable housing could suffer a substantial blow in at least certain sections of the city, should developers

BSE Global and RXR Realty, the proposed master developers of the Nassau Hub Site, the land surrounding the Coliseum, have signed an agreement with Northwell

Melissa Roman Burch By Sarah Trefethen Melissa Román Burch, the EVP in charge of residential and commercial development at Forest City Ratner, has no problem

New York’s real estate industry was one of the big winners in the recent federal tax overhaul, but housing advocates worry it will have a chilling effect

L+M Development Partners has filed plans for another building that will be part of its Sendero Verde project. The plans, which were pre-filed on January