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By Al Barbarino Specifically, 80 percent and 65 percent of Generation X’ers shop and bank online, respectively, compared with 71 and 57 percent, among

Elad Group has kicked off sales at 22 Central Park South, the slimline tower it has converted to luxury homes next door to the Plaza. A great room at 22

Price indicators were mixed in the second quarter. Source: Prudential Douglas Elliman By Roland Li Manhattan residential sales volume increased in the

15 Union Square West By Roland Li On the west side of Union Square, a glass box stands out from the historic streetscape. The building, 15 Union Square

By Liana Grey Over the past quarter, New York’s rental vacancies reached a three-year low. Less than two percent of the city’s apartments are available

166 Perry Street #3D By Roland Li New York University School of Law has purchased an apartment at 166 Perry Street for $3.5 million, according to city records.

By Holly Dutton Negotiations between the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations and 32BJ SEIU, the largest union of property service workers in the U.

It’s official. Having a homeless shelter near a residential property can reduce the sale price of those properties by 7.1 percent, a study by the city’s

Earlier this week, the City Council put forward legislation that would strengthen laws pertaining to commercial tenant harassment. 

By Sarah Trefethen Greg Williamson For New York City native Gregory Williamson, senior vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman, knowing the lay of

Feeling cramped in a New York City apartment? You may want to cross the Hudson River and relocate to Jersey City. Jersey City, which is a hop and skip

By Holly Dutton As the holiday season cranks up, New York’s apartment sales market traditionally winds down. The good news for brokers is that those who