Opinion

By Allan Ripp Few New Yorkers could have been more eager than me for the opening of Nordstrom’s new flagship women’s store near Columbus Circle.

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

On Thursday, January 17, 2019, at REBNY’s 123rd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan, I will have the pleasure of honoring Diane

By Jake Kaiser, director, Goldenwood Property Advisors According to an employment report released by ADP, 230,000 non-farm private sector jobs were added

With Primary Election Day behind us, New Yorkers can now look to General Election Day on November 6, when elections for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant

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

The New York Building Congress is set to launch a media campaign to let New Yorkers know how much the industry contributes to city life.

As state lawmakers convene in Albany for the new legislative session, their discussions to address the statewide housing crisis should include a focus

By Doug Bibby DOUG BIBBY The U.S. is in the throes of a housing affordability crisis. Rents are rising and demand is increasing, all while incomes stagnate.

Technology continues to shape our daily lives in every possible way. We communicate and consume news on the go. We shop, travel, and make purchases with one click.

We recently announced a new Clean Data initiative that will reinforce the Real Estate Board of New York’s Residential Listing Service (RLS) as the trusted

By Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair, Compass When it comes to retail, Soho has long been the Bohemian sister to the more buttoned-up Madison Avenue, but