REBNY Watch

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

City Planning Commission Chair, Marisa Lago, recently visited REBNY with a reminder about an upcoming task that is critically important to the future of New York.

The New York City Council’s new effort to require home-sharing companies to share their data with the City is a smart and sensible idea.

By REBNY President John Banks SL Green Realty Corp, the city’s largest commercial landlord, recently broke ground on One Vanderbilt, a $3 billion office

The strength of New York’s real estate industry can be measured by the skills and accomplishments of our community’s emerging leaders. Each year REBNY

On January 16, 2020, at REBNY’s 124th Annual Banquet, it will be a true pleasure to present Jodi Pulice with this year’s Bernard H. Mendik Lifetime Leadership

Reducing carbon emissions and traffic congestion are important priorities for our city. As a major metropolis with a booming economy and a record number

New York City is a more desirable place to live, work, and visit than ever before—and for good reason. Our economy is booming, unemployment is historically

  Most of us are well aware of how to handle recycling at home, but what does the average New York office worker know about how commercial buildings

Each year, at our Annual Banquet, we at REBNY say thank you to the members of our industry who have transformed the five boroughs and made a lasting impact