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When state lawmakers return to Albany next month to start the new legislative session, they will have an opportunity to improve the lives of hundreds of
By Scott Schneider, Counsel, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin In lease negotiations, tenants generally have maximum leverage at the term sheet stage when there
By Stephen A. Sobin, President and Founder of Select Commercial Funding Every commercial mortgage loan applicant invariably asks the same questions: “What
Across New York City, everyone can agree that we are in a desperate need to create more housing, especially affordable rental housing. Finding a safe
By Drew Miller, Project Manager at Spacesmith What makes a great retail environment? These days, it’s all about experience. Online shopping offers convenience
James Nelson of Cushman & Wakefield sat down with Eben Ellertson of L+M Development Partners, Adam Parkoff of The Parkoff Organization, and Nicholas
By Aaron Twersky I was fortunate to be a part of a 20-person building tour of 3 World Trade Center, arranged by BOMA New York. Arriving at the World Trade
In the final stretch of summer, apartment hunters looking for their next rental in New York City can conveniently view, all in one night, prime availabilities
REBNY is committed to supporting greater construction safety in New York City by helping to ensure that workers are protected and properly trained.
By Martin Meltzer, partner, BBWG Often, clients ask us to start non-payment proceedings against tenants who reside in apartments subject to rent stabilization
By Robert S. Rausch, Uriel A. Mendieta and Rail Seoane of Hunton & Williams LLP The Immigrant Investor Program, more commonly referred to as the EB-5
By Roger Marquis, Client Relations and Business Development Director, Spacesmith The world of commercial real estate sales is extremely competitive, and











