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It’s official — New York is a city of dog lovers. The mean streets are populated by 425,000 dogs in homes across the five boroughs — that means that

The growth of the ultra-luxury residential market in New York City has seen developers looking to top each other with more and more opulence, from the

By REBNY President John Banks Last week, the New York State Legislature took an important step in providing the tools for better enforcement of illegal

The New York State Legislature has revived the 421a tax abatement program, ending a stand-off that has persisted for over a year. Now rebranded as Affordable

New York is the second-most expensive place in the country to rent an office desk, according to a study from workspace network start-up LiquidSpace.

While most young adults start their post-college existence with a new job and a new apartment, many millennials are moving back home because of rising

If you’ve worked so much as a day in New York commercial real estate, you’ve had established and successful people depend on your performance.

The Building Trades Employers’ Association (BTEA) has announced the creation of the “Access to Construction Contracts Today” (ACCT) program to help support

By Adam Leitman Bailey Adam Bailey As a result of governmental intervention, New York boasts one of the longest foreclosure timelines in the country, taking

By John H. Banks The task of fairly and accurately accounting for each person residing in the United States is the bedrock of sound and informed public

It is a good sign that everyone in Washington seems to agree that America needs a robust plan to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure – and it is just as

The Feil Organization, a private, commercial real estate firm headquartered in New York City, recently purchased the shopping center at 154th Street and