Lawsuits

By Konrad Putzier For someone who orchestrated arguably the most talked-about condo offering of 2014, Jeff Schwartz has gotten remarkably little attention.

In a move that looks to stymie opponents of home-sharing, Airbnb development partner Niido has announced a deal with smart access platform, Latch.

CSG, the newest old law firm to open in Manhattan, celebrated its 11 Times Square office with a cocktail party that drew the tower’

New Jersey-based Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC has opened a new office in Manhattan at 11 Times Square. 11 Times Square The company signed a lease

The latest salvo in the Realogy versus Compass legal battle is all about perspective, according to some experts. The venerable national brokerage vehemently

Herrick, Feinstein LLP’s real estate department hosted its annual real estate networking event on Wednesday, June 7, under the stars at Bryant Park.

Comparing the current NYCHA controversy to the Flint water crisis, a group of state politicians has said private developers should be brought in to fix

The principals of one of the cityʼs biggest rent regulated landlords have been dismissed from a lawsuit accusing them of overcharging their tenants.

It was December 5, 2003, and negotiations were stalled. Hoping to coax his rent-controlled tenants into buyouts, Andrew Farkas brought an independent housing

Rent regulation specialist Matthew Brett offered an update on the controversial legal battle that could result in the re-regulation of more than 100,000

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

63 percent of New York owners believe renters will migrate to less flood-prone areas of Manhattan. Nearly nine months later, Hurricane Sandy continues