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New York’s appeal with foreign buyers appears to be waning. According to the National Association of Realtors’ 2017 Profile of International Activity in
Investor appetite for multifamily assets continued unabated last month as $1.115 billion worth of assets traded in New York City. Multifamily figures experienced
As the real estate industry braces for the impact of the financial turmoil in Greece and China, experts point out that not only is New York City’s real
The Investors Bank CRE Lending Group recently originated six larger commercial mortgages valued at $128 million. The loans will be used to purchase multifamily
New York City has enjoyed itʼs fifth straight year of job growth, according to a new report. But more than half of the 90,000 private sector jobs were
After reaching record highs, New York City’s investment sales market continues to slow down, leaving industry insiders torn between caution and optimism.
By Marc Wieder, Anchin, Block and Anchin In New York and other dense urban areas, space is an increasingly precious commodity. Here are some of the trends
The latest round of market reports showed New York City offices having enduring appeal, with leasing activity and rental rates flirting with record highs.
The ORT America Annual Meeting & Leadership Conference, in conjunction with the World ORT Board of Representatives, held in New York City last May
A new report by the NYU Furman Center, titled The Challenge of Rising Rents: Exploring Whether a New Tax Benefit Could Help Keep Unsubsidized Rental Units
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Recently, New York City gained the distinction of being the most expensive place on planet Earth. In spite of prices for goods and shelter climbing to