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There are one million buildings in New York City, and they represent 73 percent of our citywide greenhouse gas emissions. In an effort to help the city

REBNY’s latest residential sales report reported rising sales prices throughout the five boroughs, once again reinforcing the fact that New York City remains

2016 was a promising year for New York City and our industry as we continued to experience an increasing pace of job creation, near record low crime levels

As New York City’s budget process gets underway, one top fiscal watchdog group has cautioned that steps are needed to plan for our immediate future.

The demonstrations being waged by some unions within the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York (BCTC) outside of the Hudson Yards

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) announced that Fillmore Real Estate, one of Brooklyn’s largest privately owned and operated residential and commercial

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 Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) announced today that its President, John Banks, will retire after five years of service to REBNY and 33 years

Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature just adopted the Fiscal Year 2020 (April 2019 through March 2020) budget. The spending plan for

On Tuesday, June 11 at 10am at City Hall, we have a one-time only opportunity to tell our City Council not to pass legislation that would cap certain rental broker fees.

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

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