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Key messages to emerge from the MIPIM PropTech Summit were that data should not be seen as a threat by real estate experts and that the use of new technology

The William Kaufman Organization (WKO) and Principal Real Estate Investors, the owners of 77 Water Street, announced that it has retained CBRE as co-leasing

  MICHAEL ROGERS The Real Estate Lenders Association (RELA) announced incoming national chairman Michael Rogers, Director for MUFG Union Bank, with

Would–be New York City mayor Paul Massey says election victor Bill de Blasio should get over himself and get on with the job without squabbling over petty

By John Banks, REBNY president Last year was a another successful one for New York City, which continues to enjoy a booming economy, record job growth

A decision to freeze rents for one million New York City apartments could sound the death knell for affordable housing in the city, according to at least

Two-thirds of New York City residents live in homes that are owned and maintained by others. Yet the city’s system for tracking who owns those rental properties

Cushman & Wakefield has been named exclusive leasing agent for a four-building, 850,000 s/f Bergen County office portfolio. A joint venture of Onyx

Con Edison may be able to lift the Westchester gas moratorium by November 2023. The energy company announced on April 24 that they reached an agreement

Tishman Speyer president and CEO Rob Speyer announced Tuesday that the company has signed deals with with Macy’s and NewYork-Presbyterian to fill all of

ASB Real Estate Investments has sold 400 Madison Avenue to a Korean financial services firm for $194.5 million dollars. Daishin Securities, an investment

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has joined a coalition battling a controversial construction safety bill that they