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By Sabina Mollot Marietta Hawkes (right) the the RGB meeting With the Rent Guidelines Board set to decide on rent increases for over one million rent stabilized

The city’s largest landlord group is coming out against Mayor Bill de Blasio’s housing policies, arguing that the squeeze on their profits is putting jobs in danger.

By REBNY President John Banks For the second year in a row, the Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) voted for a zero percent increase in rent on one-year leases

Tenants of at least 50 buildings in the trendiest neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have lived rent-free for years and their landlords can’t

For New Yorkers, finding an apartment is a rite of passage and going through the complex maze of apartment hunting requires a lot of time, energy, and sacrifice.

Pop-up stores have gone from seasonal to de rigueur for fledgling brands looking to test out their concept and break into the Big Apple retail scene.

For companies looking for a change in scenery or an entry into the New York market, 2018’s commercial market holds a lot of promise. A surging supply of

Housing providers in the Bronx report skyrocketing insurance rates that are putting many units of affordable housing at risk.  The Community Housing Improvement

Thousands of housing providers are struggling and some property owners are in dire straits, according to a survey of the members of the Community Housing

Former tenants of jailed slumlord Steven Croman could be in for a share of an $8 million restitution fund just announced by New York Attorney General Barbara D.

The city this week launched a campaign to warn the public about the dangers of illegal apartments after uncovering a host of housing horrors on the Lower East Side.

A survey of multifamily property owners shows a dire situation for the owners of small buildings in New York City.  The Community Housing Improvement Program