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A duo of Queens landlords is being sued by New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood for attempting to evade nearly $500,000 in property taxes via a

The average sales price of a home in New York City during the fourth quarter of 2018 was $938,000, a two percent increase from the fourth quarter of 2017

Neighbors and an Upper West Side preservation group have filed a zoning challenge against Extell Development’s residential tower at 36 West 66th Street.

An undisclosed policy change at City Hall threatened to disrupt hundreds of landlords throughout the city and nudge thousands of rent-stabilized apartments

Aerial view of Brooklyn. By Holly Dutton It’s all about the outer boroughs. As another round of quarterly reports comes out, the numbers don’t lie;

By Holly Dutton With rents increasing in all of the prime retail areas, and longtime restaurants like Union Square Café shuttering after 30 years, restaurateurs

Commercial rent regulation is once again on the New York City Council docket and this time around, a leftward swing in city and state politics has some

In residential real estate, the season of giving is the season of receiving—as in hundreds of packages a day. Between online shopping and food delivery

An iconic toy store relaunching their flagship at Rockefeller Center and a modern fitness company moving into 5 Manhattan West earned the Real Estate Board

A Supreme Court judge has ordered the American Museum of Natural History to stop construction of its new science center expansion temporarily due to an

The New York Building Congress has entered the scrum over a City Council bill that would place rent controls on commercial properties. Carlo Scissura Carlo

When one café door closes, another one opens. Only this time, the neighborhood coffee joint that closed, Flatiron’s Toby’s Estate was replaced by the high-fashion