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Quality not quantity will determine who wins and who loses in the event of a possible market downturn, according to industry insiders. Speaking at the

ALICE HOROWITZ Houlihan Lawrence has welcomed local real estate veteran Alice Horowitz to its New Rochelle brokerage. A long-time resident of Westchester

STUART SAFT By  Stuart Saft, partner, Holland & Knight As a result of a change in the federal securities laws contained in the federal Jumpstart Our

By Evan B. Lipstein EVAN LIPSTEIN In the wake of super storm Sandy many NYC residents are still struggling to get their properties up and running.

Zeckendorf Towers By Orlando Lee Rodriguez First S. Klein, then needle park and now cigarettes. In another testament to change in Union Square and how

[imagebrowser id=255]New York Association of Realty Managers (NYARM) held its annual Awards and Honoree Gala at Leonard’s of Great Neck on Long Island.

BERNIE SANDERS With the presidential candidate fundraising numbers for the third quarter now available, real estate website Renthop took a look at the

Massey Knakal Realty Services announced the expansion of its Manhattan office at 275 Madison Avenue. The firm will now occupy the entire base of RFR Realty’s

By Konrad Putzier A new report by think tank Center for Urban Future argues that the city’s infrastructure is in dire need of repair, requiring investments

By Sarah Trefethen Sales are happening faster than new apartments are being built. Summer is hot, but not as hot as the New York City housing market, as

The Lightstone Group and Lightstone Value Plus Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc.announced that it has closed a $51 million construction loan with Canadian

By Konrad Putzier Paradoxically, August’s rental market reports are really about luxury condos. Rents continued their climb last month, with the Manhattan