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421a is a necessity but it’s fate remains an uncertainty, said Paul J. Korngold, partner at Tuchman, Korngold, Weiss, Leibman & Gelles, while addressing

New York State investigators have piled onto the mounting tenant harassment probe into the Kushner Companies’ rent-regulated apartments.

Summer is over and the weather isn’t the only thing cooling off. After a break-neck run that led to record production, pricing and sales highs in 2017

By Liana Grey In early March, Eric Grannis, a lawyer and former teacher, launched a website for apartment hunters with young children. The service, Schoolfisher.

In the Gowanus neighborhood where real estate developers are anxiously plotting new development projects along a toxic canal, the community is bracing

By Maria Rocha-Buschel A “compromise” between tenants and landlords left neither side happy this week as the city’s Rent Guidelines Board ended a two year

In New York City luxury apartments, fitness remains an attractive add-on In spite of a growing number of luxury residential developers offering over-the-top

147 Waverly Place, Unit #9 By Roland Li Brazil is considered one of the premier emerging markets, with robust quarterly growth and a vibrant, young population.

2018 has been a tumultuous year for New York City real estate. The year began with a nervous luxury sector and a new Federal tax plan. The shock closure

When it comes to getting between the bricks of New York City, Steven Kalifowitz has his finger on the pulse. A one-time TV and film producer with two Emmy

New York City’s residential market is no stranger to ups and downs, as veterans of the business know all too well. External factors, like the current low

It’s the city that never sleeps, but it’s certainly not the city that never takes a vacation. It would be hard to blame someone that assumed that the residential