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New York City’s leading residential home sale and rental professionals gathered on Wednesday, October 30, at The Plaza to celebrate The Real Estate Board
Five months into the cityʼs new rent regulations, the industry continues to digest the sweeping changes to how landlords can and can’t raise rents.
By Maria Rocha-Buschel A rendering depicts the East River waterfront after the addition of wetlands and trees.Renderings courtesy of WXY Architecture +
Carey Larsen, Citi Habitats Carey Larsen of Citi Habitats says, “It’s a lot of fun to dress to match the kind of property it is. You can guess which kinds
Kushner and Ironstate have created adaptable community space that’s suited to work and play. Jonathan Kushner’s Grandma used to tell him, “When
The generation that’s been plugged into iphones and internet their entire life is turning the apartment market on its head with their socially conscious
A New York-based startup is repurposing empty retail space to get online shoppers thisclose to their goods. Ohi bills itself as “a tech-first platform
Fears of a recession, which analysts have been predicting is on the horizon, are causing some otherwise interested home buyers to put their plans on hold.
In a move that looks to stymie opponents of home-sharing, Airbnb development partner Niido has announced a deal with smart access platform, Latch.
By Sabina Mollot A few weeks after an out-of-state hedge fund billionaire bought a $238 million penthouse on Central Park South, two City Council members
As more commerce shifts to the Internet, the physical retailers that are finding success are the ones that provide experiences that can’
New images have been release of the Jean Nouvel-designed 53 West 53rd Street skyscraper. Hines, together with development partners Goldman Sachs Investment