Opinion

When we think about affordable housing in New York, our priorities are of course centered on addressing the housing crisis and maximizing opportunities

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?

We are vehemently opposed to Commercial Rent Control legislation pending before the City Council which will do nothing to solve the underlying issues behind

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

By Dror Poleg, Rethinking.RE The co-working boom has spurred the real estate industry into action. Landlords and large tenants are rushing in to invest

By Jolie Milstein For millions of New Yorkers who rely on subsidized housing programs, the longest government shutdown in history served as a stark reminder

By Evan Hudson, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP Qualified Opportunity Funds are receiving a lot of attention right now—and deservedly so.

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

By Stephen Bertonaschi, senior managing director, FTI Consulting, Inc. As part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), IRC §163(j) was amended to potentially

New York has the best real estate brokers in the world. It takes considerable grit, savvy and determination to succeed in such a highly competitive profession

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 Francisco Moya New York City is in the grips of a housing crisis, but you may not have noticed unless you’re struggling to survive. FRANCISCO MOYA That’s