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By Joseph Burden, Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, LLP For many years, owners have been obligated to provide heat between October 1 and May 31.

By Heidi Burkhart, founder and president, Dane Real Estate The real estate industry as a whole is often portrayed as being full of greedy people who try

By John Banks & Peter Ward When it comes to dealing with Airbnb, it is important to remember that actions speak louder than words. Less than a year

The Real Estate Board of New York’s 120th Annual Banquet is fast approaching, and will feature a special philanthropic award – the Kenneth R.

Anyone who cares about New York City governance is now closely following the latest effort to update our local constitution, known as the Charter of the

By Benjamin Fox In general terms, there is no question that retail rents in Manhattan have moderated somewhat over the last couple of years in response

By Meyer Mintz, CPA, J.D. LL.M. Berdon LLP With the condominium market heating up in many areas across the country, some real estate owners are tempted

By Adam Leitman Bailey and John M. Desiderio, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. So far this winter, New York City has had two severe snow-falls, with accompanying

By Marc Newman, CPA, Associate Managing Partner, Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP It goes by many names. You might hear it called the “domestic production

By Peter Sun, code consultant, AKF Group Airbnb has become synonymous with comfortable and convenient rentals, and has grown exponentially since it was

By Daniel M. Bernstein, Venable LLP Residential developers operating in New York City today face a series of questions about whether their projects can

By Sanford Herrick, founder and managing principal, Case Real Estate Capital, LLC During the market’s recovery from the worst recession since The Great