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Two prominent developers, Africa Israel Investments Limited and Jeshayahu “Shaya” Boymelgreen, have been barred from selling condos and coops in New York

According to Eli Karp, CEO and founder of Brooklyn-based developer, Hello Living, it all started with a drive through Prospect Heights. “I would be driving

In a quiet move, Mayor Bill de Blasio’s office has added a new requirement to the 421a tax abatement program that now requires developers to set aside

Anyone with a cursory history of Downtown Brooklyn knows that life in the formerly commercial section of the borough has changed drastically throughout

Million dollar homes have come to East New York at 710 and 714 Wortman Avenue. Samuel Eshaghoff, the owner and developer of the two properties, purchased

Jon Estreich By Al Barbarino “There’s tons of money around,” Jon Estreich told a group of colleagues at a National Realty Club dinner at Vic and Anthony’s

Advocates of public-private partnerships (aka PPPs or P3s) are pushing for more influence in the State Legislature. According to Samara Barend, the founder

Midtown Manhattan, the haven of aging office towers filled with banks and law firms, received a bleak diagnosis from the city’s real estate experts.

110 East 40th Street, PropertyShark By Daniel Geiger Iluna USA, a Milan based manufacturer of women’s undergarments, has purchased a roughly 6,000 s/f

Mayor Bill de Blasio has distanced himself from two real estate investors implicated in a corruption probe involving the NYPD. In a press conference on

By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Upbeat reports of profitability, strategic implementation and opportunity with new sustainability regulations greeted attendees

By Maria Bocha-Rochel Belinda Schwartz, chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Department, opened the Outer Borough Development panel at REWʼs Women’