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The city and the real estate industry has come together to rail against what they calls a callous government plan to throw families out of their homes

Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations

There is perhaps no better sign of New York City’s continued prosperity than the fact that 60,000 newcomers move to our great city each year.

The world’s biggest real estate services company just got bigger. CBRE continued it’s flurry of acquisitions over the past 12 months with two

By Dan Orlando Allen Wu, a native of Shanghai, is a young gun at Fenwick Keats Real Estate. He has made so much noise already during his brief time with

With the application deadline approaching for cities hoping to play home to Amazon’s next headquarters, the bidding war is at full bore and Newark, New

Jones Lang LaSalle’s tech division, JLL Spark, has launched a $100 million venture capital fund to invest in real estate-centric startups.

By Roland Li Two Bronx properties listed among the worst apartment buildings in New York are about to see a makeover. The two buildings, at 1553 and 1558

For New Yorkers who have divorced from the subway as their main form of commute, a new development in the East Village may better suit their needs.

By Holly Dutton Industry stalwart Diane Ramirez, CEO and co-founder of Halstead Property, has spent more than 30 years in the residential real estate business

Two New York City buildings have won the prestigious Building Owners & Managers Association (BOMA )International TOBY Award at the BOMA International

Armed with a discounted commission and a flat-rate listing fee, a U.K.-based brokerage is looking to undercut the competition when it enters the New York