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A New Yorker looking for an “authentic” slice of city life found what he was looking for at 193 Eldridge Street on the Lower East Side. Nick Gavin, Josh

The Collective, a London-based co-living developer, has announced its plan to build a major co-living community on the border between Williamsburg and Bushwick.

By Sabina Mollot The biggest flop of New Yorkʼs real estate boom was yesterday hailed as the biggest win for its working class. Announcing that investment

The de Blasio Administration announced  Tuesday that it will close its first jail on Rikers Island this summer as part of Mayor de Blasio’s plan to close Rikers Island.

Roughly 60,000 New Yorkers will spend this Christmas in a homeless shelter. Thousands more will struggle to balance the cost of rent with holiday expenses

Cult-fashion brand AYR has signed a short-term lease at 958 Lexington Avenue. The Worldwide Leasing Team of Faith Hope Consolo and Corey Shuster at Douglas

NEW YORK New Street Realty Advisors arranged a lease transaction at 385 South End Avenue between Kumon Math and Reading and the the LeFrak Organization.

KEVIN KURLAND Citi Habitats announced that industry veteran Kevin Kurland has joined the firm as the new Senior Managing Director of their Greenwich Village office.

In the wake of what is being described as systematic failures within New York City’s Housing Authority, NYCHA, the agency will cede much of its control

Levi Strauss & Co. has opened its doors at Empire Outlets on Staten Island. The store opening represents the next step forward in a phased opening

JAMIE FEURBORN Architects are facing increased demand to create work environments that contribute positively to an individual’s well-being.

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to further ramp up affordable housing construction and protection has the support of New York’s real estate community but not