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Cityʼs real estate industry leading the way on climate change
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The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) is committed to addressing climate change by supporting proactive and achievable steps that make our city a greener
Opinion
Why voters should focus on affordable housing this election season
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With Primary Election Day behind us, New Yorkers can now look to General Election Day on November 6, when elections for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Featured
Exciting time for New Yorkers as Hudson Yards takes shape
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By REBNY President John Banks Last week, we got our first look at a big and bold public landmark that’s coming soon to Manhattan’s Far West Side.
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Time to get serious on issue of housing all New Yorkers
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By REBNY President John Banks Most everyone agrees that one of the greatest challenges facing New York City is the dire need to create more housing, especially
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Celebrating the best of New York City real estate
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Last week, we held our 121st Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton Midtown, sponsored by FTI Consulting and Xceligent. We were proud to welcome more than
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Fisher Brothers design challenge a chance to leave mark on NYC
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The mark of a thriving and vibrant city is constant ingenuity and improvement. That is, after all, the engine underneath all new development.
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Taking steps toward commercial rent tax reform
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Generally speaking, smart tax policies at the city level seek to ensure fairness while properly balancing the needs of individuals, tenants, and property
Green Building
Flawed metric that rewards inefficiency shouldn’t guide green policy
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REBNY is committed to energy-efficient policies that make our city greener, stronger and more sustainable. We recently continued that commitment by testifying
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REBNY to honor Bernard Warren
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On January 17, 2019, at our 123rd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, we will have the great honor of presenting our dear
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Council’s gas safety bills important, but need improvement
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The New York City Council recently introduced a series of bills to promote gas safety. The bills would institute an inspection schedule for gas piping
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Residential sales numbers support city’s destination status
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REBNY’s latest residential sales report reported rising sales prices throughout the five boroughs, once again reinforcing the fact that New York City remains
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City’s affordable housing plan moving in the right direction
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Across New York City, everyone can agree that we are in a desperate need to create more housing, especially affordable rental housing. Finding a safe