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Our City’s property tax system is overly complex, inequitable, and unfair. After decades of inaction, another report was issued with some suggested reforms.
By Maria Rocha-Buschel The Rent Guidelines Board is set to approve rent hikes of up to 3.75 percent for New York’s one million rent regulated tenants.
By James Hagedorn New Yorkers will have the last laugh when a $30 billion program to bring area airports into the 21st century is completed.
Manhattanites are rallying to chop the tops off so-called supertall skyscrapers. A court last week ruled that SJP Properties and Mitsui Fudosan must demolish
Knotel, the agile workspace provider, has finalized new office space deals totaling 78,780 s/f in Manhattan. In the largest transaction, Knotel agreed
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NEW YORK Cresa Advisors announced the following leases: THOMAS SULLIVAN • Thomas P. Sullivan, principal, and David P. Danick,
Central Park Tower Extell Development Company’s new skyscraper Central Park Tower has topped out and at 1,550 feet high, it will be the tallest residential
The real estate industry is cheering an executive order by Governor Andrew Cuomo yesterday that allows the temporary virtual notarization of documents
● KUSHNER COS./LIVWRK HOLDINGS Serhant joins sales at Austin Nicols Ryan Serhant is taking over sales and marketing at Austin Nichols House on the Williamsburg Waterfront.
The Robert Martin Company is expanding into the life sciences/health tech industry. Laurence Gottlieb has been named Managing Director, Life Sciences and
By Joe Aquino, president, JAACRES JOE AQUINO, What’s 8.5 miles long, hardly talked about, and last used by commuters in the late 1990s? That’s right: the