After federal tax reform introduced the Opportunity Zone program in late 2017, a significant portion of the New York City real estate community evolved
The New York City Department of Buildings released its November 2018 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction
Almost exactly a year ago, developer and Principal of Assa Properties, Salim “Solly” Assa, was at the center of the largest settlement of its kind.
Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen, known as the city’s development czar, will be stepping down from the administration, according to City Hall. In her role as deputy
The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development announced the allocation of $18.1 million in housing credits for 13 developments that
New York real estate stalwart and self-described “Queen of Retail,” Faith Hope Consolo, died unexpectedly at the age of 73 leaving behind a legacy of success
Knotel announced that signed another five office transactions totaling 99,486 s/fK in New York City. The new transactions follow closely on the heels of
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the start of construction on a $31 million affordable and supportive housing development on Buffalo’s East Side.
A strong economy, bolstered by tax cuts and other pro-business policy shifts, gave a helping hand to real estate throughout the city. The Brooklyn Navy Yard
In most any business, being the first to recognize trends is both a useful and fruitful skill, and for commercial real estate, things are no different.
A site-specific installation and exhibition of works of by NYC Pop Artist M.Dreeland was hosted by Therese Bateman and Andres Perea-Garzon of TOWN, Fifth Avenue.
Cronheim Hotel Capital arranged a $19,500,000 refinancing of the Courtyard Dallas Carrollton and Conference Center. The loan was placed with a national