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Rent regulations and other edicts from Albany that have impacted real estate, along with the ongoing attempt to diversify the industry, seemed to be on

The New York City Council’s new effort to require home-sharing companies to share their data with the City is a smart and sensible idea.

Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations

In a real estate market as fluid and complex as New York City’s, there is a simple way to get a good grasp of its current contours and future outlook

Confidence among both residential and commercial real estate brokers increased quarter-over-quarter with their assessment of current and future real estate

Just weeks after the state imposed the strictest apartment rent regulations New York has ever seen, some retailers are now calling for their own rent protections.

John Banks will round one of the final corners of his inaugural year as REBNY president when the leaders of the city’s surging real estate industry congregate

A small box on the upcoming U.S. Census has created a big stir in New York and other cities throughout the country. Earlier this week, the U.

New York is in prime position to receive Amazon’s biggest delivery to date: 50,000 high-paying jobs and $5 billion in investment. The Big Apple is one

The gauntlet has been thrown in the annual race to find New York City’s top dealmakers. The Real Estate Board of New York has released entries for

The Real Estate Board of New York is partnering with Move, Inc., the operator of Realtor.com, in its latest maneuver against StreetEasy and its Premier Agent feature.

Veteran New York retail broker Peter Braus last night picked up the city’s top honor for relocating national restaurant and entertainment chain, City Winery