Kings of the Castle: Brokers believe Brooklyn is back as numbers inch up
Home sales in Brooklyn have mirrored those in Manhattan recently, where the market is still correcting itself. But there are signs of better days ahead.
Author : Sabina Mollot
Politicians call for tax on private equity loans
A Manhattan Assembly member is proposing taxing private equity loans in an effort to increase transparency in residential sales and to raise money for public
REBNY hoping 2020 will be a better year for industry in Albany
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
Manhattan market looking up: Correction persists, but brokerages are optimistic about 2020
Manhattan’s floundering residential sales market is finally showing some signs of rebounding despite still being in a state of correction, new reports covering activity in
Avison Young warns of big risks owners cannot ignore
With the commercial real estate industry already patting itself on the back for a job well-done in 2019, analysts at Avison Young believe those who
Manhattan office market headed for further growth, CBRE says
With the latest office markets reports showing that low unemployment and relentless growth in the TAMI sector have led to the high leasing volume in
Manhattan office leasing shows its FAANGs
Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google — a group now officially dubbed FAANG — have helped drive Manhattan office leasing to the highest levels in
DOB races to check scofflaws after falling facade kills woman
The Department of Buildings undertook a massive sweep of New York City buildings with outstanding facade violations after a woman was killed by falling bricks
Retailers do some soul searching during ICSC show
With the buzzword “experiential” still very much the undeniable trend in retail, planners at two major shopping hubs are advising others that the best way
State goes after Chang after 50 hotel workers are fired en masse
Sam Chang and his McSam Hotel Group, which owns the Radisson Hotel New York Wall Street, is being investigated by the State Department of Labor