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Months after commercial real estate data company Reis sued ATCO Properties & Management for stealing hundreds of reports from the company’s website

Advocacy groups and city officials are concerned about an undercount in the looming 2020 census that could have a major impact on funding, and they’re

Good news for those looking to buy a home as down payments decline throughout the country. The average New Yorker, however, still has to scrape together

New York Building Congress, NYBC, says New York’s affordable housing is keeping pace with city-designated benchmarks, adding almost 35,000 new units since 2014.

What does a Realtor do when one deal turns into five? If you ask Sandhya “Sanjya” Tidke, a 14-year veteran of Halstead, the answer would be to “push your boundaries.

Ronald Zeccardi By Holly Dutton Three months after Hurricane Sandy battered the city, New York building managers are now fighting with insurance companies

By Adeliade Polsinelli Vice chairman, Compass Old New York stores don’t die – they’re just reinvented. And as the city’s retail sector adjusts to a new

By Morris Moinian Principal and Founder Fortuna Realty Group MORRIS MOINIAN As we welcome in 2015, there is a raw emotional edge to New York that few developers

Last month, Brown Harris Stevens unveiled a new image as New York’s “Bold, honest, smart” brokers. In many ways, those words are a reflection of

Would–be New York City mayor Paul Massey says election victor Bill de Blasio should get over himself and get on with the job without squabbling over petty

By John Banks, REBNY president Last year was a another successful one for New York City, which continues to enjoy a booming economy, record job growth

Real estate trade groups applauded Mayor Bill de Blasio’s re-election last week, praising his record during a first term that saw a surge in new housing