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New York City is often thought of as a place brimming with young people, fresh out of college and amped up for big city life. But one population demographic

At its 122nd Annual Banquet on January 18th, the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) honored top industry leaders for their civic achievements and contributions

As the leader of Transwestern’s New York office and a mom to three daughters under ten, Lindsay Ornstein’s life is a practice in balance and efficiency

By John Banks When out of towners think of New York City, iconic images of Manhattan are what come to mind, but locals know that just across the East River

The 7th annual Real Estate Weekly Women’s Forum drew a diverse crowd to the Bar Building on West 44th Street this morning to hear from some of the

New York City’s hospital-heavy arteries — long-dubbed bedpan alley — have been thrown a curve ball by the changing medical landscape.

Some four hundred people attended the Fifth Annual Real Estate Weekly Women’s Forum on May 11, hosted in partnership with EisnerAmper, with Congresswoman

Scottish actor Alan Cumming is selling his East Village co-op. Cumming and husband Grant Shaffer — who bought the full-floor East 10th Street four-bedroom for $1.

By Linda S. Alexander, President, Alexander Marketing Corp. So many ways to get the word out! Public relations used to be one of the holy triad of marketing

As part of a strategic initiative to ensure that its professionals are well-positioned to leverage the leading tools in real estate technology, CBRE Group Inc.

With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 in December, some real estate experts are predicting that the major cut to corporate taxes along

Real estate veteran Richard T. Kennedy died May 15, at the age of 70. A director of leasing at Cushman and Wakefield, Kennedy was a founding board member