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In a city where the crime rate has plummeted and neighborhoods overall have become safer, building owners and developers still aren’t taking any chances

By Konrad Putzier Victoria Shtainer describes herself as someone who likes challenges, which helps explain why she plans to leave the brokerage business

With a looming June 15 deadline, it’s now time to look closely at some of the proposed rent regulation reforms being discussed in Albany.

This winter, Roosevelt Islanders will be able to warm themselves with a tasty treat on the island’s main drag. Liukoshui, a Chinese hot-pot restaurant

By Linda O’Flanagan Some of the most coveted apartments on Gramercy Park are about to come to the rental market for the first time ever.

Brookfield Properties announced it has agreed to serve as the real estate partner of Loop, a zero-waste packaging platform designed to address the issue

More than a decade after it started, the mega-mall in New jersey’s Meadowlands is going to open – really. Developer Triple Five Group announced

Real estate dynasties are ingrained in the fabric of real estate in New York City, from commercial to residential. Sons and fathers, mothers and daughters

Forget Fish Bowl, Celebrity Heads and drinking games, today’s students are proving to be smarter than they’re given credit for when it comes

New York is enjoying a spring growth spurt, with rents rising across the city. But experts are urging caution as hard-pressed renters look for value for money.

Palmer Square by Joe Shlabotnik, Flickr By Liana Grey A high end boutique in Palmer Square, a new mixed- use development near Princeton University, sells

In spring 2019, average asking rents for available ground floor retail spaces decreased year-over-year in 12 of the 17 Manhattan corridors analyzed by