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The record retail rent prices of 2015 couldn’t last forever. Photo by Aaron Burr/ Flickr The Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) Manhattan retail report

  Residential property managers and building operators will not want to miss REBNY’s new three-part seminar series offering unique insight from some

Almost four months after the expiration of the 421a tax break, real estate representatives and labor unions are starting to forego civility, trading barbs

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

John Banks, the president of the Real Estate Board of New York, is optimistic about the revival of the 421a tax abatement program. “

Rounding out a year of historic highs in average sales price and total consideration (monetary value for completed transactions) with growing activity

State authorities are moving forward with a plan to revive the lapsed 421-a tax incentive. On Monday, Governor Andrew Cuomo advanced a replacement plan

New York has always been America’s center for innovation. Our city attracts the best and brightest in every industry and capturing that entrepreneurial

The New York City Council approved two controversial zoning proposals this afternoon as opponents were dragged yelling from the chambers.

New York City collected $20.4 billion in taxes from the real estate industry in 2016, enough to pay the salaries of all teachers, police officers, firefighters

Real estate brokers are jittery over the coming elections, with many concerned about the possible effects of a contentious vote on the city’s economic prospects.

By John Banks Throughout our five borough series, we covered Brooklyn’s recent real estate boom, the ongoing projects and development taking place in the