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For the first time in nearly 50 years, the city could freeze rents for over one million rent stabilized apartments when it meets next month.

There are two dominant trends in today’s office market and one, the use of open layouts, seems to run counter to the other; appealing to talent.

Simplicity is at the heart of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as supporters in Congress and the White House maintain the bill will allow most Americans to file

Red Hook has seen its fair share of industrial structures during the past century but nothing quite like the 370,000 s/f warehouse slated for construction

MICHAEL CARDOZO Global law firm Proskauer announced that New York City Corporation Counsel Michael A. Cardozo will rejoin the firm as a partner in its

Hudson Yards will bolster its food and beverage options, adding several new cafes, restaurants, and bakeries to its growing list of retail concepts.

At its 122nd Annual Banquet on January 18th, the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) honored top industry leaders for their civic achievements and contributions

In 2016, New York City’s first zoning resolution marked its 100th year. Now, City Planning Commission director Marisa Lago is looking to start the next

Wondering where the hottest properties in Brooklyn are? Just take a look at the numbers. Buildings in Prospect Heights and Downtown Brooklyn took the top

Wendy Silverstein, president and CEO of New York REIT, will keynote the 7th annual Real Estate Weekly Womenʼs Forum. Celebrating the theme Make Your Voice

The cityʼs Building Congress has given Mayor Bill de Blasio a pat on the back for effort in trying to build more affordable housing. “Shortly after taking

For large real estate advisory firms, appraisal and valuation practices are useful in-house tools and recession-proof ways to bolster revenues.