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The Real Estate Board of New York and the entire city lost a bright light last week with the passing of Jay Kriegel. Those of us who were fortunate to

Millions of families in New York are struggling to find a quality home at an affordable price during our continuing housing crisis. This is a statewide

 By Brian Sampson, President, Associated Builders & Contractors, Empire State BRIAN SAMPSON Last week it was reported in Real Estate Weekly that a

By Steven Spinola President Real Estate Board of New York. Deals that help the growth and prosperity of our economy were recently awarded with the Real

By Bob Geiger, principal, Partner Engineering As 2018 comes to an end, many property owners and facility managers will turn their focus to planning for

By Marc Newman, associate managing partner, Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP Sometimes, taking the next step to a larger project seems like climbing a mountain.

Howard Rubin By Howard M. Rubin and Scott Simon Our brokerage clients are familiar with our mantra to paper every transaction with an email trail.

At REBNY’s 124th Annual Banquet on January 16, Kevin R. Wang will be honored for a career of leadership and prominence within key REBNY committees with

Although the conversation around the national housing affordability crisis tends to focus on major metropolitan areas like New York City, Washington D.

By Michael A. Pensabene, Esq. and Peter B. Kane, Esq. Rosenberg & Estis MICHAEL A. PENSABENE, ESQ In this highly competitive commercial leasing market

The persistent myth that New York is experiencing a retail vacancy “crisis” has once again captured the attention of some elected officials who are once

Albany’s Arbor Hill neighborhood, one of the oldest in the capital, has long been a symbol of urban decay. Outdated public housing buildings, vacant warehouses