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A Brit-born entertainment concept that blends crazy golf with eating, drinking and dancing is teeing up to take advantage of a post-pandemic surge in demand for fun.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Governor Phil Murphy today announced that New York City and New Jersey will expand indoor dining capacity to 50 percent beginning March 19.

A new survey has found that most American office workers want to get back to normal – with one caveat: Colleagues who break COVID rule can be fired.

The first school nurse’s office designed for the post-COVID world has opened Landing Elementary School in Glen Cove, NY. The NursePod is a modular structure

Ninety percent of workers from New York’s financial heart are still operating from home. Nearly half of Lower Manhattan’s population has left, and three

Ninety percent of workers from New York’s financial heart are still operating from home. Nearly half of Lower Manhattan’s population has left, and three

State Senator Leroy Comrie and Assembly Member David Weprin have introduced legislation that would postpone the New York City tax lien sale by one year

NAIOP New Jersey CEO Michael McGuinness has expressed the commercial real estate development association’s support for S-3295/A-4, the “

New York’s real estate leaders have applauded Governor Andrew Cuomo’s plans to rebuild the economy after COVID, which includes converting surplus commercial

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the City’s leading real estate trade association, today reported that asking retail rents throughout Manhattan

High street stores are set to be overtaken by doc shops as phenomena known as “medtail’ becomes the new retail norm. That’s according to the 2021 Retail

The Real Estate Board of New York this week welcomed a federal deal on a new stimulus package, but warned it falls short of what the city needs to recover