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Real estate attorneys say building owners may charge fees for residents to have pets, but not if they’re in rent-regulated units or if it’

A “State of the City” real estate panel was hosted by Reuveni Real Estate featuring (L-R) Nancy Packes, president of Nancy Packes Inc.;

Meridian Capital Group negotiated an $18.5 million mortgage for the refinance of two contiguous Harlem properties. The loan was arranged on behalf of principals

The lobby gallery offers a rotating artwork, tenant play lists, and interactive videos. At 10 Times Square (also known as 1441 Broadway), stands a 34-story

A $60 million funding package will allow developers to preserve the affordable Los Tres Unidos apartments in East Harlem. A partnership between Nuevo El

After three years of governmental fine-tuning and community input, the New York City Council adopted its rezoning plan for East Harlem on November 30.

By Sarah Berman President and Founder, The Berman Group   The fluid nature of New York City’s neighborhoods presents endless opportunities for real estate professionals.

GCP Capital Group has arranged mortgage financing in the aggregate amount of $62,200,000 for the following properties: • $24,550,000 combined financing

Cushman & Wakefield announced that Mitzi Flexer, Director, and Alan Napack, Senior Director, represented both ownership, Workable City Development

A building owner and two contractors were charged with multiple felonies after harrassing and endangering the lives of tenants in an East Harlem building.

JACOB TZFANYA Jacob Tzfanya, 40, died unexpectedly on August 28 in New York City. Mr. Tzfanya was a senior vice president in CBRE’s industrial, logistics

Gebroe Hammer brokered the sale of 1,800 units spread across affluent towns such as Edgewater. Gebroe-Hammer Associates brokered the $300+ million sale