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When David Schlamm gets fed up, he thinks of the blind people he meets on his office block at 23rd and Sixth. “There’s a home for the blind further up

By Maria Rocha-Buschel The Rent Guidelines Board is set to approve rent hikes of up to 3.75 percent for New York’s one million rent regulated tenants.

By Liana Grey ADAM BAILEY Last month, the real estate lawyer Adam Leitman Bailey received an award from the National Association of Real Estate Editors

Short-term housing disruptor StayTony is poised to become the first to offer qualified renters the opportunity to move in for a minimum of $237 and to

Prospect Heights By Sarah Trefethen Prospect Heights is a small neighborhood with big neighbors. Prospect Park, the Barclays Center and the Brooklyn branch

Consumer demand in real estate continues to trend eco-friendly, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors Nearly 60 per cent

Brookfield Properties just announced that Shakespeare & Co. will open a new store at Brookfield Place at 230 Vesey Street in Lower Manhattan as part

By Holly Dutton It’s official. American Realtors are getting younger. According to a new survey from the National Association of Realtors (NAR)

Stellar Management has named RKF, a Newmark company, as the exclusive retail leasing agent for OTTO Greenpoint, the developer’s eight-story residential

Reflecting an industry in major flux, three new players are now among nation’s six largest brokerages. In its annual Mega 1000 ranking, T3 Sixty, a residential

As Manhattan’s luxury residential market continues to slip, experts argue that New York City is still a solid place to buy. With the city’s sales market

Marx Realty announced that Foot Locker has inked a deal to lease 25,000 s/f of space at 605 W 181 St. in Washington Heights. The sportswear and footwear