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REBNY honors top commercial management executives
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New York’s real estate industry is thriving and that means New York City is too. But in order to ensure that today’s success is sustainable over the long-term
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Give yourself a pat on the back for a great start to the year
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By Steven Spinola REBNY recently released its 1st Quarter 2015 Residential Sales Report, and the numbers were highly encouraging compared to the 1st  Quarter
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Latest Airbnb play is a one-act tragedy
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By John Banks & Peter Ward When it comes to dealing with Airbnb, it is important to remember that actions speak louder than words. Less than a year
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BANKS: When it comes to affordable housing, it’s time to look at the bigger picture
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New York City’s robust growth in population and employment are increasing the economic pressure on our housing stock — market rate and affordable.
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REBNY members recognized for excellence in development
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By REBNY President John Banks Last week, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) New York announced the finalists for its 2017 Awards for Excellence in Development.
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Declining Manhattan retail rents starting to attract interest
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As retail rents in Manhattan continue to self-correct, REBNY’s bi-annual Manhattan Retail Report found a positive increase in deal-making between property
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Burt Resnick represents art and soul of industry
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By Steven Spinola Burt Resnick At the 19th annual Real Estate Council Benefit on November 6, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will honor Burton P.
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Go West: Largest development in U.S. history poised for greatness
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By Steven Spinola If Horace Greeley were around today, urging folks to “Go West, young man” these days he would be talking about exploring the West Side
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REBNY membership hits 16,000, highest since 1896
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By Steve Spinola It gives me great pleasure to announce this week that The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has welcomed our 16,000th member, this
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Preserving the past must be balanced with building for future
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By Steven Spinola The issue of landmarking and its relationship with New York’s need for additional housing, especially affordable housing, is receiving
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Increasing diversity in the real estate industry a job for all of us
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An industry as critical to the City’s future as real estate should reflect its diversity. Admittedly, we have much work to do on this front.
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Stabilizing economy, consumer confidence boosting home sales
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By Steven Spinola Despite increasing prices, demand in the NYC home sales market remains strong, according to the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY’s)