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This week’s collection of market reports show contrasting fortunes for different segments of the city’s real estate market. The positive news is that Brooklyn

The TAMI sector has been one of the biggest stories of the past couple years, and in 2015, the workforce grew by 5.4 percent, while existing TAMI tenants

Colliers International just issued “From First Mile to Last Mile,” a global logistics report examining the primary factors that will impact the global

CBRE released a Manhattan Market Update for the first half of 2017. The report shows that the 2017 Manhattan office market has rebounded from the slowdown

Office workers and the space they occupy grew to reach record highs in New York City in 2016, according to a report from State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Despite a record-breaking year of tourism in New York City, with 60 million people visiting the Big Apple, the hotel market is in a slump.

More than half of US households are now headed by someone 50 or over, according to a report by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

New York Building Congress, NYBC, says New York’s affordable housing is keeping pace with city-designated benchmarks, adding almost 35,000 new units since 2014.

This week’s collection of market reports show contrasting fortunes for different segments of the city’s real estate market. The positive news is that Brooklyn

Describing the Trump administration’s tax reform plan as “written by millionaires, for millionaires,” New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer released

New York City multifamily market warmed up during the second quarter, rebounding sharply from a sluggish early start to the year. Photo by Jonathan Brown/

The aging U.S. population, pressure for healthcare providers to cut costs, and new technologies have boosted demand for medical office properties in recent