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While a central multiple listing service has never truly taken hold in New York City, new companies are offering up their own solutions to see what sticks.

By John H. Banks New Yorkers are uniquely passionate and filled with ideas for how to make their city a better place to live, work, and raise a family.

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and Fifth Gen Media, publisher of Connected Real Estate Magazine, will host a joint, two-day, virtual real estate

Construction safety is back in the headlines. A few weeks ago, the New York City Council heard a bill that extends the deadline by which construction workers

The residential and commercial growth in Brooklyn has not gone unnoticed by The Real Estate Board of New York which just launched its first ever Brooklyn Retail Report.

New York City is home to over eight million people throughout more than 250 neighborhoods, and every year, our real estate market continues to attract

Brace yourself for a showhouse blitz next month. The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) will be merging its two Upper Manhattan Open House Expos into

There is perhaps no threat more urgent than climate change. That’s why we have fully supported the City’s goal to reduce carbon emissions 40 percent by

Fresh off the Labor Day holiday, city rental agents took notes on ‘Surviving the Winter Rental Season,” at the Real Estate Board’s first Tips from

Real estate’s finest, along with city and state dignitaries including Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, showed up in force at the Real Estate

REBNY leader John Banks is railing against a so-called Pied a Terre tax he says will hurt New York City. “We are deeply concerned that this so-called pied

The cloud of uncertainty surrounding real estate broker confidence in the New York City real estate market is starting to clear up. Photo by Malinda Rathnayake/