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By Natalie Hwang In the 1920s, President Calvin Coolidge made the saying famous that the business of America is business.   Now, for the real

New York City restaurants will be allowed to re-open for limited indoor dining on September 30. In an announcement issued this afternoon, Governor Andrew

Four New York lawmakers are proposing a new program to entice commercial landlords to renegotiate leases and offer long-term, affordable rents to small

Thousands of housing providers are struggling and some property owners are in dire straits, according to a survey of the members of the Community Housing

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) today reported that total September investment and residential sales volume declined 47 percent and tax revenue

 Manhattan investment sales continued to suffer the consequences of COVID-19 in the third quarter with 21 transactions, the lowest number of sales

Affordable housing developer Jonathan Rose Companies has closed on a $525 million impact acquisition fund with investors focused on climate change, poverty

Brothers Stuart and Alan Suna have sold their famed Silvercup Studios to an investment group for a reported $500 million. LA-based Hackman Capital Partners

One of Soho’s most popular boutique hotels is going up for sale. Adelaide Polsinelli, a vice chairman at Compass, has been tapped to market the 14-room

Makeup maven Adrien Arpel has sold her Southampton estate for $21 million. Saunders & Associates’ Mark J Baron represented Arpel, who built the house

Mayor Bill de Blasio today joined Portland and Seattle mayors to condemn President Donald Trump for labelling their cities “anarchist jurisdictions” this week.

Developer Parviz Farahzad has struck a finance deal for a new film studio on Long Island as demand for movie and television content surges.