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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

Donal Sullivan By Donal Sullivan, CEO, Navillus It’s no secret that many critical components of New York City’s transportation infrastructure are in need

By REBNY President John Banks Most everyone agrees that one of the greatest challenges facing New York City is the dire need to create more housing, especially

By Matthew K. Harding, President, Levin Management Corporation Your neighborhood shopping center isn’t what it used to be. While some say the Great Recession

By Elizabeth Young,  Reonomy, Member of Real Estate Services Alliance Over the last few years, technology has revolutionized the real estate world.

By Amir Sobhraj, CFO, Zara Realty Few would deny that one of the most pressing needs in New York City is quality affordable housing. AMIR SOBHARJ We’ve

REBNY is committed to energy-efficient policies that make our city greener, stronger and more sustainable. We recently continued that commitment by testifying

By Corina Streekmann Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman LLP  The Rent Regulation Reform Act of 1997 (RRRA) modified the class of individuals eligible for

By Josh Lipton, co-founder, Invictus Property Advisors  The Book of Zephaniah reminds us that “god is in our midst, a mighty one who will rejoice over

By Josh Lipton & Andrew Levine, co-founders, Invictus Property Advisors New York City legislators are at it again and their goals though noble may

HEIDI BURKHART By Heidi Burkhart, president and founder, Dane PCG I have heard a lot of criticism of the 421-­a affordable housing program, which some

JAMES NELSON By James Nelson, principal, Avison young There was little talk about this 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provision until states began to announce