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By Meyer Mintz, CPA, J.D. LL.M. Berdon LLP With the condominium market heating up in many areas across the country, some real estate owners are tempted
New York City is in the midst of its biggest office construction building boom in three decades, according to a New York Building Congress analysis.
New York City is becoming more crowded. According to recent Census Bureau data, the city’s population reached a new record of 8,537,673 people last March.
While the rent may too damn high, it seems renters in New York City have grown more resilient. According to the US Census Bureau’s latest American Community
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.
The city announced the formation of a new advisory commission, co-chaired by Vicki Been and Marc Shaw, to develop recommendations to reform New York City’s
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
A decision to freeze rents for one million New York City apartments could sound the death knell for affordable housing in the city, according to at least
Mayor Bill de Blasio has just announced a 10-year public housing plan that aims to make major changes to the New York City Housing Authority.
New York City’s existing 1.7 million s/f of life science and research space is currently fully occupied, pushing companies to establish outposts in Westchester
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
New York City multifamily market warmed up during the second quarter, rebounding sharply from a sluggish early start to the year. Photo by Jonathan Brown/