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REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print By REBNY President John Banks Imagine in the midst of your search for an apartment in New York City you are directed to an

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print John Banks, the president of the Real Estate Board of New York, is optimistic about the revival of the 421a tax abatement program.

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print Last week, we held our 121st Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton Midtown, sponsored by FTI Consulting and Xceligent.

Christian Brazil Bautista 1 Likes 0 Comments Print State authorities are moving forward with a plan to revive the lapsed 421-a tax incentive.

Christian Brazil Bautista 0 Likes 1 Comment Print New York City collected $20.4 billion in taxes from the real estate industry in 2016, enough to pay the

Dan Orlando 1 Likes 0 Comments Print The Real Estate Board of New York has dismissed a new report slamming New York Cityʼs newest generation of skyscrapers.

Linda Barr O’Flanagan 0 Likes 0 Comments Print In 1994, Rudy Giuliani had just beaten incumbent New York City Mayor David Dinkins, unemployment was

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print It’s no secret that New York City is facing a housing crisis. This is becoming a national problem – so much so that the Obama

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print There are one million buildings in New York City, and they represent 73 percent of our citywide greenhouse gas emissions.

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print REBNY recently launched a new effort to help people understand the law that defines the brokerage industry’s role in representing

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print REBNY’s latest residential sales report reported rising sales prices throughout the five boroughs, once again reinforcing

REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print MetaProp NYC, in partnership with REBNY, recently released its 2016 Q2 Baseline Report as part of its newest publication