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Leading tech, legal and insurance experts shared strategies for ensuring the future viability and security of smart cities throughout the state.
BHI announced the appointment of Gregory Allen as National Head of Commercial Real Estate. Allen has more than 30 years of experience sourcing, managing
Berkadia closed $688 million in acquisition financing for Morgan Property’s record purchase of a 10-property multifamily portfolio in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
An all-star squad of developers is starting to see the results of teaming up to build a massive mixed-use development site within the Lower East Side.
City parking took a technological leap last week when two industry giants formed a new partnership. Smarking, a provider of data analytics software to
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty is opening an office in Astoria-Long Island City, Queens. The new office, which has been in development since
Below is a joint press release between the City of New York and New York State announcing the winning bid for Amazon’s HQ2 competition. NEW YORK – Mayor
Landlords group Rent Stabilization Association has won a lawsuit to block the city’s plan to hike water rates and give homeowners a $183 bill credit.
Follow our coverage of REBNY’s 123rd annual banquet as we talk to the industry’s biggest players. https://youtu.be/OGWXcbXA4fY (Visited 1 times
Joe Sabbagh’s Ultimate Realty has purchased a five-story loft building at 356 Bowery for $7 million. Located on The Bowery between East 3rd and 4th Street
SL Green will re-invest $70 million in proceeds from the sale of a Gowanus development site into its own stock. The company confirmed on Monday that is
The Court of Appeals, New York State’s highest court, is set to hear arguments on a case that may result in the return of over 100,000 apartments to rent-regulated status.











