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The days of 421a are gone — but there are still new developments able to offer the lucrative tax in the city. The 421a program, first created in 1971 to

Last week, I had the great privilege of standing with more than 100 REBNY members who attended a public hearing on commercial rent control legislation.

LAS VEGAS: After years of industry uncertainty, the future is starting to come into view for the nation’s retail experts. It’s one defined by technology

The nation’s largest bike share system is about to get even bigger, thanks to an investment of $100 million by Lyft that’s aimed at bringing Citi Bike

By Holly Dutton FAITH HOPE CONSOLO The world’s biggest retailer hasn’t given up on New York City as a store destination. Speaking at a Counselors of Real

Renters and prospective homeowners across the United States are feeling the crunch of a severe housing shortage. It is no secret that tens of millions

On a good day, commuting in New York City is uncomfortable; on a bad day, it’s unbearable and, if the doomsayers are to be believed, it’ll soon be wholesale chaos.

The daily routine of senior citizens may soon morph from bingo and lawn bowling to taking the subway and arguing with the guy at the deli.

Ceruzzi Properties has hired Anna Zarro as executive in residence, head of sales, Marketing & Communications. Zarro, a former executive with Extell

Madison Square Garden Ventures, a tech-driven subsidiary of the MSG Company, has leased a 10,000 sf floor in a Midtown South office building.

202 8th Street By Orlando Lee Rodriguez If you have not visited in a while, 4th Avenue, the thoroughfare that serves as the border between Park Slope and

City Council Member Keith Powers recently introduced a convoluted piece of legislation that would have a significant negative impact on New York’s real