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By Holly Dutton First-generation Italian-American sales agent Santo Rosabianca is quickly rising in the real estate ranks in New York City — and drawing

By Linda O’Flanagan Foot Locker is set to open its third store on 34th Street. Foot Locker on 34th Street. Photo: 34th Street Partnership The specialist

Experts say glut of distressed homes gives no real cause for concern By Orlando Lee Rodriguez After years of being insulated from the distressed property

Manhattan’s most popular retail corridors experienced widespread asking rent declines in the fall of 2018. Out of the 17 high-profile corridors that the

Brookfield Properties has purchased seven storefronts on Bleecker Street between West 10th and 11th Streets in Greenwich Village. Better known for owning

Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency within the New York City Housing Authority and allocated $250 million to replace the system’s failing heating

For urbanites, east versus west coast is a time-honored debate — a living, breathing, competition hashed out via earnest and often intractable comparisons

As far as outer-borough enclaves go, Astoria is anything but typical. Other neighborhoods along the once-blighted Brooklyn-Queens industrial belt have

When it comes to New York’s priciest residential markets, Manhattan’s Garment District has long been cut from a different cloth. Traditionally known for

Here we take a look at some of the New York City issues REBNY has been tackling over the past year: Garment District The zoning restrictions that have

The record retail rent prices of 2015 couldn’t last forever. Photo by Aaron Burr/ Flickr The Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) Manhattan retail report

By REBNY President John Banks The US Census Bureau announced last week that New York City’s population has grown to its largest size in recorded history