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The best new technology is the invisible kind that helps everyday folks go about their business with stuff that works. At least according to author and

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) will recognize distinguished real estate professionals who will be presented with the industry’s top honors at

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

Quality not quantity will determine who wins and who loses in the event of a possible market downturn, according to industry insiders. Speaking at the

Mayor Bill de Blasio, in partnership with the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), announced the official launch of the NYC Carbon Challenge for Commercial

New York’s real estate and political communities were united in their grief this week following the death of Jay L. Kriegel. The 79-year-old development

The Real Estate Board of New York is rallying the city’s business leaders to fight a plan to impose commercial rent regulations on landlords.

Property owners pushing to stem the bleeding of businesses from SoHo and NoHo with a major rezoning say a new poll shows most of the locals want the same thing.

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

New York City collected $20.4 billion in taxes from the real estate industry in 2016, enough to pay the salaries of all teachers, police officers, firefighters

By Steven Spinola There is not enough space here to list the many people who I would like to thank for the guidance and support I’ve received throughout

As America wakes up to a new president this morning, New York City brokers are breathing a sigh of relief after blaming election drama for dragging down business.