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Rendering of the skybridge When JDS Development began constructing the dual towers that make up the massive American Copper Buildings luxury rental project

During my tenure of nearly 30 years as REBNY President, New York City has undergone tremendous change. In 1986, our city was continuing to climb back from

By the time Rick Matthews gets to work in the morning, he’s already covered the 60 miles of distance between Vernon, New Jersey and his office desk in

Eugene Giscombe By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Anyone who knows New York City and its romance with baseball will tell you that in the 1940s and 50s, the fight

Feb. 2006 storm. Photo: NYC.gov   By Orlando Lee Rodriguez The City of New York has issued an advisory warning to all landlords and contractors, as

Paul Massey, one of the co-founders of commercial brokerage firm Massey Knakal Realty Services, is considering running for mayor of New York City.

Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio By Holly Dutton As some look forward to Valentine’s Day while others groan at the annual holiday, one thing everyone can

Ten months before the next mayoral election, Mayor Bill de Blasio is touting his achievements in affordable housing, saying that his administration is

Cushman & Wakefield executive Paul Massey told a group of real estate heavy-hitters last week that he is “actively thinking about” running for mayor

In a real estate market like New York City’s, buyers and sellers need all the luck, positive energy, and blessings they can get. Enter Judith Wendell –

L&L Holding Company has earned a 2016 Design Award from the American Institute of Architects New York City Chapter (AIANYC) for its redevelopment of

The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) is slated to receive substantially more funding in the City’s 2016 Executive Budget than last year.