Opinion

By Andrew Dansker, Marcus & Millichap Andrew Dansker The Federal Reserve Board of Governors last week voted to lower the federal funds target rate

By Gerald H. Morganstern, partner Goetz Fitzpatrick LLP New leases often start with a letter of intent (LOI). The larger the space the longer the LOI.

Now that the dust has settled from an eventful legislative session in Albany, it is time to review the implications of the policies as they relate to the

By Anthony Baronci, partner, Ruskin Moscou Faltischek PC Zero cash flow deals, sometimes referred to as “Zeros,” are deals that are structured similar

By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman, Compass Not since Cash for Clunkers has a government effort to jump start economies in depressed neighborhoods caused

New York’s affordable housing crisis is often discussed, analyzed and scrutinized through the lens of hard numbers and data. How many units are in a new development?

By Hani J. Salama, PE LEED-AP, Chair, CEO, BOMA New York HANI SALAMA On October 30, the New York City Council passed a bill that will divide the City into

By Douglas P. Heller, Counsel,Real Estate Department, Herrick, Feinstein DOUG HELLER As Just Cause eviction legislation gains popularity in New York State

By Chris Herbert, Joint Center for Housing CHRIS HERBERT Rental market conditions in the United States have changed fundamentally since the Great Recession

By Adam Leitman Bailey & Dov Treiman With the passage in June, 2019 of the HSTPA, owners are desperately seeking ways out of rent regulation in an

By Adelaide Polsinelli Prudent landlords should be making a list of who’s been naughty or nice this Christmas and turning the new rent laws to their advantage.

By Tom Corsillo Nine months after Amazon scrapped plans to build a new headquarters in Long Island City, people in and around the real estate industry