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Last night, thousands of New Yorkers, state and city officials, and business leaders celebrated the grand opening of Empire Outlets on Staten Island, New

As lawmakers in Albany look to overhaul regulations for rent stabilized homes in New York City, CHIP’s leadership unveiled their own policy proposals to

It’s the real thing: Coca-Cola is in contract to sell 711 Fifth Avenue for $907 million. Spokesman Scott Leith told Real Estate Weekly the company has

By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Two new retail tenants on the once desolate strip of Eighth Avenue in Harlem are continuing the shopping makeover of the one-time

Last fall, the City Council introduced a package of 18 bills aimed at preventing tenants from being displaced due to aggressive tactics from landlords

220 Central Park South has helped propel the Theater District to number six among the most expensive New York City neighborhoods. According to a first

Co-living company, Common, is partnering with YD Development to build its first Manhattan property. Located on 47th Street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues

Sustainability may be a popular trend, but for Charles Copeland, he was already working on the ideas behind energy efficiency 40 years ago.

At Town Residential, no expense is spared to make clients feel like no expense has been spared. The offices and storefronts are plush and modern, with

By Caitlin Abdo Leave it to New Yorkers to move the goal posts on city living. As national pet ownership soars to all-time highs, New York City’

  15 8th Ave. in the West Village By Al Barbarino Multi-family apartment buildings in the city are often viewed as the primary market through which

Henry Weber By Roland Li RE/MAX of New York, Inc. has expanded to include franchises in smaller markets in northern parts of the state, including around