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Tenants of at least 50 buildings in the trendiest neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have lived rent-free for years and their landlords can’t

A new film about the women who built New York will be previewed at REW Women’s Forum on Tuesday. UNKNOWN NEW YORK – THE CITY THAT WOMEN BUILT is

Besides the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and Times Square, perhaps the most well-known thing about New York City is that it is an expensive

Traces of automation can be found throughout the residential real estate market: listings, price estimates and home loans are available at the press of a button.

As rent deregulation disputes continue to pile up in state court, many of these cases are being bounced from Supreme Court to the state’s housing agency.

A federal judge has given a group of renegade Downtown tenants the green light to keep living rent-free. The 17 residents of 533 Greenwich Street, a rundown

In a midtown high-rise a block from Grand Central, Larry Link and Michael Greenberg show off their glass-walled offices that face one another’s across

Every day in New York, hundreds of garbage trucks log long hours on the city’s streets, pumping exhaust fumes into the air along with a cacophony of unpleasant

A dispute over Long Island City listings has been moved to federal court and for Compass, which stands accused of boosting data from a competing firm

With more than 30,000 active real estate sales agents and brokers in Manhattan alone, it’s a difficult task to stand out in the crowd of go-getters looking

Newmark announced last last week it will buy RKF, the New York retail brokerage founded by Robert K. Futterman in 1998 that grew into an international powerhouse.

City officials and advocacy groups in are expressing concern following reports that landlords are threatening tenants with immigration. Emboldened by a