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America’s greatest equalizer is the constitutional privilege to vote. However, for many low-income New Yorkers, simply registering to vote can be a challenge.

By Bradley A. Kaufman, Esq., Pryor Cashman LLP Luxury retailers are following a new roadmap as the Manhattan landscape continues to evolve.

As retail rents in Manhattan continue to self-correct, REBNY’s bi-annual Manhattan Retail Report found a positive increase in deal-making between property

By Francis Greenburger, chairman & CEO, Time Equities Real estate executives often leave behind impressive legacies in the form of grand structures

Q. With all of the political red tape that is part of the New York City Real Estate landscape, what is the worst piece of proposed legislation that you

New York City is set to face yet another obstacle to solving its ever-growing affordable housing crisis—a natural gas moratorium. At a critical time when

BARBARA BLAIR RANDALL By Barbara Blair Randall President, Garment District Alliance The Garment District Alliance has supported the positive development

The ongoing review of the New York City Charter is an opportunity to make smart changes to our Land Use process and make it easier to deliver affordable

By any measurement, Hudson Yards, the brand-new neighborhood on Manhattan’s Far West Side is an overwhelming victory for New York. The crowds flocking

By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman, Compass 2019 will bring a new round of debate over Local Law 50, a law that limits the conversion of all or part

Renters and prospective homeowners across the United States are feeling the crunch of a severe housing shortage. It is no secret that tens of millions

As our nation approaches the November midterm elections, New Yorkers should be thinking about affordable housing as they head to the polls.