Opinion

Last month the City Council passed Intro. 1472 which will require owners to provide more information to the New York City Department of Finance about their

An industry as critical to the City’s future as real estate should reflect its diversity. Admittedly, we have much work to do on this front.

By Dror Poleg, Rethinking.RE The co-working boom has spurred the real estate industry into action. Landlords and large tenants are rushing in to invest

By John H. Banks The task of fairly and accurately accounting for each person residing in the United States is the bedrock of sound and informed public

After nearly two years of meticulous planning, the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) Residential Listing Service (RLS) launched Syndication earlier this week.

It is a good sign that everyone in Washington seems to agree that America needs a robust plan to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure – and it is just as

By Blaine Z. Schwadel, Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA) was signed by the Governor on June 14, 2019.

New York City is home to over eight million people throughout more than 250 neighborhoods, and every year, our real estate market continues to attract

Now that the City Council has made it’s long anticipated decision on the Greater East Midtown rezoning plan, where do we go from here? First of all, as

Now that leaders from both sides of the aisle are focused on the major rail project known as Gateway, the real work must begin. We are encouraged by reports

Last week’s City Planning Commission (CPC) hearing on the long-awaited rezoning of East Midtown demonstrated that the proposal is moving in the right direction

On January 17, 2019, at our 123rd Annual Banquet, we will be proud to present our friend Carol Kellermann with the John E. Zuccotti Public Service Award