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By Adam Leitman Bailey and John M. Desiderio This article addresses and updates the law 15 years later on the self-help remedy that enables commercial

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) today reported that year-to-date investment and residential sales totaled $40.3 billion, representing a 49 percent

Half of New York City’s landlords are losing money as the coronavirus crisis drags into its ninth month and tenants continue to fall behind on their rent.

New York City rents have fallen more this year than they did during the Great Recession, according to StreetEasy’s November 2020 Market Reports.

New York City is seeing some of the highest foreclosure activity in the nation as pandemic-driven flight to the suburbs squeezes property owners.

The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC)’s Rent Payment Tracker found 75.4 percent of apartment households made a full or partial rent payment by

The historic lighting of the Rockefeller Christmas tree will be broadcast as a virtual event tonight as New York continues to reel from the global coronavirus pandemic.

New Yorkers across the five boroughs benefited from the relentless advocacy of a broad coalition that worked to reverse capital funding cuts that would

For a fourth straight month the number of vacant apartments in New York City increased, according to a survey of the members of the Community Housing Improvement

More than 60 advocacy groups representing low-income New Yorkers are calling on Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Assembly Speaker Carl

New York City landlords have rounded on a call by Sen. Michael Gianaris to cancel rents and forgive non-payment by residents and businesses.

Housing providers in the Bronx report skyrocketing insurance rates that are putting many units of affordable housing at risk.  The Community Housing Improvement