Opinion

By Adelaide Polsinelli Prudent landlords should be making a list of who’s been naughty or nice this Christmas and turning the new rent laws to their advantage.

By Tom Corsillo Nine months after Amazon scrapped plans to build a new headquarters in Long Island City, people in and around the real estate industry

By Allan Ripp Few New Yorkers could have been more eager than me for the opening of Nordstrom’s new flagship women’s store near Columbus Circle.

By Hani J. Salama, PE LEED-AP, Chair, CEO, BOMA New York HANI SALAMA On October 30, the New York City Council passed a bill that will divide the City into

The persistent myth that New York is experiencing a retail vacancy “crisis” has once again captured the attention of some elected officials who are once

By Jake Kaiser, director of sales, Goldenwood Property Advisors The last quarter of 2018 saw a flurry of activity in the Manhattan boutique office market.

There are one million buildings in New York City, and they represent 73 percent of our citywide greenhouse gas emissions. In an effort to help the city

As New York real estate becomes an increasingly diverse workforce – talented women continue to play a crucial role in all facets of our industry’s growth and success.

Bicycle ridership is on the rise. More than 750,000 New Yorkers use a bicycle regularly (at least once per month), more than three times the number of

The deadline is fast approaching for REBNY’s Annual Commercial Management Leadership Award nominations. I encourage all owners, developers, brokers, and

By REBNY President John Banks REBNY recently analyzed publicly available data from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development

By John Banks Throughout our five borough series, we covered Brooklyn’s recent real estate boom, the ongoing projects and development taking place in the