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The city has launched a $100 million effort to turn New York into the cyber security capital of the world. It will open up a 15,000 s/f cybersecurity center

The Marketing Directors has won three new rental property assignments in Brooklyn. JACKIE URGO The firm will provide  development phase advisory, marketing

A small box on the upcoming U.S. Census has created a big stir in New York and other cities throughout the country. Earlier this week, the U.

Lavish living and soaring city views are unfamiliar hallmarks of Lower East Side living. Old, midrise tenements with first floor bars, bodegas and bong

Developers continue to employ novel methods to amass the tallest buildings in the city, leaving brokers and their clients to adjust to an obsession with height.

The MTA announced it will make the Metro North’s New Haven line available for commuters in the Bronx, ending a practice dubbed “exclusionary” by City Comptroller

Housing advocates across the country want affordability to be a topic of debate during the next presidential election and if this month’s state primaries

Football, fύtbol or footy, the Beautiful Game or the World’s Game; it doesn’t matter how you talk about it, as long as you talk about it.

RKF, a Newmark company (RKF), arranged a lease at 20 East 20th Street for Brideside’s first Manhattan flagship location. The Chicago-based retailer is

It’s official — New York is a city of dog lovers. The mean streets are populated by 425,000 dogs in homes across the five boroughs — that means that

New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer announced that 250 apartment buildings have been

Staten Island’s time as the forgotten borough may soon be coming to an end, and that’s just fine with at least one of its residents. “I think, personally