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The Real Estate Board of New York is partnering with Move, Inc., the operator of Realtor.com, in its latest maneuver against StreetEasy and its Premier Agent feature.

New York is seeing its first flurry of Opportunity Zone deals as the new government program aimed at targeting economic development in depressed neighborhoods takes effect.

On its surface, New York is a city of constant motion, bustling with people, humming with innovation and always changing. Yet, at its core, there’s a history

A small box on the upcoming U.S. Census has created a big stir in New York and other cities throughout the country. Earlier this week, the U.

Recent market reports show no signs of stopping for co-working and flexible office companies leasing up Manhattan office space. In Transwestern’s third

New York City’s affordable housing plan got a revamp from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, amid recent criticism over homelessness

Lavish living and soaring city views are unfamiliar hallmarks of Lower East Side living. Old, midrise tenements with first floor bars, bodegas and bong

Related Companies has announced a new joint venture with Atria Senior Living to develop a $3 billion senior housing portfolio. Over the next five years

The EB-5 visa program, which advocates describe as a jobs initiative that has so far injected $20 billion into the US economy, may have been damaged by

Landlords are rethinking their business plans as the city moves to rewrite rules regarding New York rent laws. “Landlords are having a psychological gut

The Real Estate Board of New York has announced its latest slate of honorees ahead of its annual awards banquet this winter. Recognized for their accomplishments

Developers continue to employ novel methods to amass the tallest buildings in the city, leaving brokers and their clients to adjust to an obsession with height.