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Rudin Management Company announced that it has reduced its overall carbon emissions by 44 percent percent across its Manhattan commercial portfolio.

Software developers, real estate tech companies, brokers, owners, and investors came together for the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) PropTech

Two spas have signed 10-year leases on the ground floor of a 22nd Street building owned by ABS Partners Real Estate. Silver Mirror, a facial bar, leased

Over the last two decades, Brooklyn has become a destination for buyers, rather than they place they leave when they move to Manhattan. As prices went

To help solve issues in affordable housing, startups, venture capital and public players all agree on one thing: it’s time to turn to technology.

The residential real estate behemoth Realogy is looking to take down the sector’s fastest-growing brokerage firm. The $7 billion parent of brands including

Private-sector employment in Lower Manhattan has swelled to 251,224 employees, rebounding beyond pre-9/11 levels, according to the Alliance for Downtown

Turn a Manhattan terrace into more dollars per square foot By Linda O’Flanagan Above, the balcony of an apartment at Five Star, in Park Slope, Brooklyn

By Danny Astoria More than half of the residential brokers working in New York City believe the housing market will get worse before it gets better.

If you’re a broker and you’re not already using home staging, maybe you should be. Staging homes and apartments for viewings by prospective buyers has

With an Amazon-induced influx of new residents likely headed straight for Long Island City and the addition of myriad new housing that will support them

Change is in the air as New York gets set to welcome the International Council of Shopping Center’s New York Deal Making conference. The event will take