As our nation approaches the November midterm elections, New Yorkers should be thinking about affordable housing as they head to the polls.
The country’s first city-funded virtual reality lab will open at the Brooklyn Navy Yard next year. Called RLab, it will fill 16,500 s/f of Building
The New York City Department of Buildings released its September 2018 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction
ABS Altman Warwick, a capital market advisory firm and division of ABS Partners Real Estate, announced the closing of a $51 million loan secured by a 360,000
The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) celebrated its 30th Anniversary Residential Brokerage Deal of the Year Charity & Awards Gala this Tuesday
Demand from technology tenants in New York City remains steady as the sector experienced a more than 12 percent increase in local job growth over the past
By Michael Mullin, president, Integrated Business Systems (IBS) Headlines about data breaches, ransomware attacks, the latest phishing schemes and other
CRE leaders shared their perspectives on issues that will impact the “office of the future” during NAIOP New Jersey’s annual CEO Perspective.
The city is putting speculative building investors on notice to tread carefully. A new Speculation Watch List issued by the Department of Housing Preservation
Ahead of New York’s Real Estate Tech Week, a five-day long event focused on highlighting innovations in real estate technology, the buzz is all about the billions.
It used to be “location, location, location,” according to Newmark Knight Frank CEO, Barry Gosin, but nowadays locale has taken a back seat to a more practical selling point.
An undisclosed policy change at City Hall threatened to disrupt hundreds of landlords throughout the city and nudge thousands of rent-stabilized apartments