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By Sarah Trefethen A new mayor needs an “affirmative hand” on capital spending, says NYBC. The New York Building Congress last month revised
In many ways, New York’s residential real estate scene is ideal for a millennial generation intrigued by the prospect of entrepreneurship and social status.
Long Island city wont stay cheap for ever If you ask Evan Daniel, executive vice president of the commercial & investment property division of Modern
Rising insurance costs have put some jobs on hold. When talking about potential threats to development in New York City, most observers mention economic
Keeping up with the Joneses is driving a trend in elaborate amenities that could be money down the drain for some landlords. “There is a herd mentality
By Konrad Putzier Last week’s open letter by Marcato to the management of American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP) has rekindled a simmering debate over
New York’s plumbers and mechanics have hauled the city into court for giving development giant Forest City Ratner a free pass on modular safety.
Taconic has overhauled the BankNote Building Taconic Investment Partners announce that New York City’s Human Resources Administration (HRA) has signed
By Linda O’Flanagan Artists rendering of the new-look American Dream. New York appeals court today (Tuesday) ruled in favor of the former developer
By Holly Dutton The city’s first modular apartment building will open in September. New York City’s first multi-unit modular residential building
By Daniel Geiger A web of lawsuits have been woven around an allegedly crooked rabbi accused of forging paperwork to steal a whole building.
By Konrad Putzier The Lam Group, a family-owned hotel developer long known for relying on its own equity, is contemplating a major shift in strategy.