REBNY Watch

New York City’s Department of Building’s inspectors will start issuing tickets to contractors who aren’t keeping their workers and sites COVID-safe today.

On Tuesday, June 11 at 10am at City Hall, we have a one-time only opportunity to tell our City Council not to pass legislation that would cap certain rental broker fees.

With New York City as the national epicenter of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, it is no surprise that, along with everyone else confronting the current

Last month the City Council passed Intro. 1472 which will require owners to provide more information to the New York City Department of Finance about their

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

Each year, at our Annual Banquet, we at REBNY say thank you to the members of our industry who have transformed the five boroughs and made a lasting impact

If we want a progressive City, we need a prosperous City. If we want to be prosperous, we need to grow. Growth will create the housing necessary to accommodate

2016 was a promising year for New York City and our industry as we continued to experience an increasing pace of job creation, near record low crime levels

Next week at REBNY’s 124th annual banquet, it will be a tremendous honor to present Vornado Realty Trust Vice Chairman David R. Greenbaum with The Harry B.

Throughout the Real Estate Board of New York’s long and storied history, we have been fortunate to work with and learn from the real estate industry’s

The Real Estate Board of New York and the entire city lost a bright light last week with the passing of Jay Kriegel. Those of us who were fortunate to

By Steve Spinola The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been using its Midtown bus terminal for the past 65 years, and recently announced that