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By Gary Emmett, Construction Economist, Turner & Townsend Retail construction is most active in emerging markets, and these are the areas experiencing

By Adam R. Sanders, partner, Rosenberg & Estis The clock is ticking on a major benefit of the Opportunity Zone program. On December 31, 2019, the 15

By Susan Persin Senior director of research Trepp Susan Persin The REIT IPO window opened back up in October, as four REITs completed IPOs.

By Gunnar Hubbard, FAIA, LEED Fellow The latest climate report by the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) anticipates that

New York City is a more desirable place to live, work, and visit than ever before—and for good reason. Our economy is booming, unemployment is historically

By Dan deRoulet, Jr., Co-founder Knowify  LLC Nonresidential construction spending closed out 2014 on solid footing, up nearly 6% from the prior year (https://www.

By Faith Hope Consolo, Chairman, Retail Leasing and Sales Division, Douglas Elliman Real Estate Manhattan is in the midst of a department store explosion.

By Stuart M. Saft, partner, Holland & Knight Legislative bodies have a tendency to over-react to a crisis and, instead of waiting to see the actual

  Most of us are well aware of how to handle recycling at home, but what does the average New York office worker know about how commercial buildings

By Stuart Eisenberg, Assurance Partner at BDO New York Millennials — those born roughly between 1980 and 2000 — are changing the face of retail.

Each year, at our Annual Banquet, we at REBNY say thank you to the members of our industry who have transformed the five boroughs and made a lasting impact

By Steve Rappaport, Sinvin Realty The restaurant business is New York is thriving. Fueled by media attention, going to dinner is a cultural phenomenon.