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Thanks to John Banks and welcome Jim Whelan
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By William C. Rudin, chairman, REBNY On behalf of the Real Estate Board, I congratulate John Banks on his retirement from REBNY and thank him for his hard
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How to deregulate regulated units in light of recent legislation
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By Andrew Levine & Josh Lipton, Invictus Property Advisors  June 15, 2019 may come to be remembered as doomsday by the New York City real estate community.
Construction & Design
Modular construction could be key to affordable housing challenges
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As New York City continues to contend with its affordable housing crisis, elected officials and city planners must use every tool at their disposal to
Debt & Equity
Changing rent laws could spark new financial crisis
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By Jonathan Lewis, Founder, JLJ Capital There’s been tons of press over the last few weeks and months about the housing crisis in New York City and the
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Banks: New regulations will worsen NYCʼs housing crisis
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Now that the new rent regulations out of Albany are the law of the land, the trouble for New York’s housing stock will simply worsen. The Real Estate Board
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Why sorry won’t cut it in CRE workplace
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By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair, Compass Build-a-Bear Workshop, Burlington Stores and the Cheesecake Factory all have a common trait when it comes to
REBNY Watch
Rental agents should seize their opportunity to be heard
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On Tuesday, June 11 at 10am at City Hall, we have a one-time only opportunity to tell our City Council not to pass legislation that would cap certain rental broker fees.
Debt & Equity
Why family offices shouldnʼt overlook apartment market
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By Antonio Ferré Rangel, Chairman and CEO, Kingbird Properties Most family offices are no stranger to real estate holdings. However, many have focused
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Op-ed: City needs to overhaul affordable housing programs
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By Francisco Moya New York City is in the grips of a housing crisis, but you may not have noticed unless you’re struggling to survive. FRANCISCO MOYA That’s
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OPINION: Public-private partnerships are NYCHAʼs first good news in decades
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By Jessica Katz Recently, there has been a great deal of attention paid to the deterioration of New York City’s public housing stock and the plight of
ICSC RECon
Have Faith and conquer retail real estateʼs big show in style
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By Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, retail sales & leasing, Douglas Elliman Spring means many things to people – but for anyone involved in the shopping
REBNY Watch
Concealed carry law would undo progress made on curbing crime
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A healthy and vibrant real estate environment in New York City depends on more than just policies specific to our industry. Underlying all new development