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New York City is home to over eight million people throughout more than 250 neighborhoods, and every year, our real estate market continues to attract

Now that the City Council has made it’s long anticipated decision on the Greater East Midtown rezoning plan, where do we go from here? First of all, as

Now that leaders from both sides of the aisle are focused on the major rail project known as Gateway, the real work must begin. We are encouraged by reports

Last week’s City Planning Commission (CPC) hearing on the long-awaited rezoning of East Midtown demonstrated that the proposal is moving in the right direction

This Thursday’s meeting of the Manhattan Borough Board marks another step in the closely watched public review process that will determine the future of East Midtown.

BY WILLIAM C. RUDIN & JAMES WHELAN Albert Einstein once said that “a life lived for others is a life worth living.”  Last Thursday, Hector Figueroa

With climate change continuing to threaten the future of our city and its built environment, New York City’s real estate community is furthering its work

Last weekend, the New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators (NYSABPRL) highlighted the various contributions of Minority- and Women-owned

GARY LABARBERA  By Gary LaBarbera, president, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York,  Mayor Bill de Blasio recently signed into

Westchester County, like many other areas of New York State, is facing a housing crisis, with more than half of the county’s renters rent burdened.

By Jonathan Lewis, Founder, JLJ Capital JONATHAN LEWIS There’s been tons of press over the last few weeks and months about the housing crisis in New York

Now that the dust has settled from an eventful legislative session in Albany, it is time to review the implications of the policies as they relate to the