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Now that the new rent regulations out of Albany are the law of the land, the trouble for New York’s housing stock will simply worsen. The Real Estate Board

The approval of a neighborhood rezoning in Inwood and a tech hub in Union Square will help New York City continue to thrive for generations to come.

For all of us who remember the devastating attacks and the aftermath of September 11, 2001, last week’s opening of 3 World Trade Center is yet another

The Real Estate Board of New York has dismissed a new report slamming New York Cityʼs newest generation of skyscrapers. “The latest generation of tall

By John H. Banks REBNY is committed to doing our part to help address the serious threat posed by climate change. Our members are proud to be at the forefront

By any measurement, Hudson Yards, the brand-new neighborhood on Manhattan’s Far West Side is an overwhelming victory for New York. The crowds flocking

The tech giant Amazon announced this morning that it will no longer build its HQ2 campus at Long Island City due to overwhelming local opposition.

By John H. Banks The task of fairly and accurately accounting for each person residing in the United States is the bedrock of sound and informed public

The average sales price of a home in New York City during the fourth quarter of 2018 was $938,000, a two percent increase from the fourth quarter of 2017

It has been over a month since the New York City Council held an all-day hearing on Intro 1253, which seeks to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from

Here we take a look at some of the New York City issues REBNY has been tackling over the past year: Garment District The zoning restrictions that have

Housing our growing population is among New York City’s most pressing land use challenges. You would not know that though when examining the activity of