Opinion

By Steven Spinola Amidst the issues New York is faced with every day, it is easy to lose sight of those which affect not only our city, but the world.

The Real Estate Board of New York hosted its 27th annual Pro-Am Tennis Tournament on September 3, 2014 at Sportime located at Randall’s Island.

By: Steve Spinola Brookfield Place’s $250 million renovation is already taking the Financial District by storm and turning the area into one of the premier

By Anthony Baronci, partner, Ruskin Moscou Faltischek PC Zero cash flow deals, sometimes referred to as “Zeros,” are deals that are structured similar

STEVE SPINOLA By Steven Spinola Last week, The Fiscal Policy Institute and State Senator Brad Hoylman separately announced a proposal to tax non-primary

By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman, Compass Not since Cash for Clunkers has a government effort to jump start economies in depressed neighborhoods caused

By Steven Spinola The Durst family made headlines recently when they announced plans to create a new residential development on the Queens waterfront.

Mayor de Blasio recently announced a major budget increase and sweeping reforms for the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) that will allow for a number

On September 12th, I will be attending and speaking at the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Transportation Summit, “Connecting the Region for

By John Banks, president, REBNY Last week’s first ever visit by Pope Francis to New York City will not be soon forgotten. You don’t have to be a religious

On January 18, 2018, at REBNY’s 122 nd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton Midtown, we will honor United States Senator Chuck Schumer with the prestigious John E.

New York’s affordable housing crisis is often discussed, analyzed and scrutinized through the lens of hard numbers and data. How many units are in a new development?