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The new state budget that Governor Andrew Cuomo just passed may not include the controversial pied-a-terre tax, but a new “progressive mansion tax” is in its place.

Everyone who’s recently searched for a home in New York City understands the effects of a tight housing market: high demand and limited supply drives up prices.

On January 18, 2018, at REBNY’s 122 nd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton Midtown, we will honor United States Senator Chuck Schumer with the prestigious John E.

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

Through the leadership of women in the real estate industry, New York City has benefited from some of the most impressive transactions and significant

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

In the final stretch of summer, apartment hunters looking for their next rental in New York City can conveniently view, all in one night, prime availabilities

By John H. Banks New Yorkers are uniquely passionate and filled with ideas for how to make their city a better place to live, work, and raise a family.

  Most of us are well aware of how to handle recycling at home, but what does the average New York office worker know about how commercial buildings

REBNY leader John Banks is railing against a so-called Pied a Terre tax he says will hurt New York City. “We are deeply concerned that this so-called pied

Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is currently facing a federal corruption probe, was quick to take advantage of some good news, cashing in on the political capital

The Real Estate Board of New York kicked off its Sustainability Boot Camp Training Program last week. Council Member Costa Constantinides, chair of the