Housing czar turns to real estate biz to help rebuild NYCHA
Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development Vicki Been is asking for the real estate industry’s help to bring NYCHA housing out of its state
Author : Sabina Mollot
Owners in fresh call for Soho fix
A coalition that includes property owners said this week that the rezoning of Soho is vital to removing red tape that keeps retailers out of
Landlords warn warehousing could be the new normal
Landlords are warning warehousing apartments could become the new normal. The news comes as the city confirmed it is investigating reports that Stuyvesant landlord Blackstone
Elevator licensing law under review following latest death
A law that would require elevator inspectors to be licensed is expected to be signed by Governor Cuomo following the death last week of a
Opioid epidemic impacting construction sector
The nationʼs opioid epidemic is contributing to a growing shortage of skilled construction workers. According to a new survey from the Associated General Contractors of
Fitness District works in another new gym
Another gym concept is coming to the Flatiron District. Sweat440, a Florida-based gym, has leased 5,321 sf of space at 600 Sixth Avenue, a 10-story
Nobody move! Renters stay put as owners sell in bulk
Brookfield is joining the big-game sell-off of New Yorkʼs housing stock. Along with partner Urban American, the company will offload five former Mitchell-Lama buildings in
Amazon gets cautionary welcome to residential market
Last week, e-commerce behemoth Amazon dropped a bombshell on brokerages by joining forces with real estate giant Realogy on a matchmaking service for home buyers
Union decamps to temporary digs
New York City’s largest public employee union is moving to 55 Water Street while it turns its 125 Barclay building into a state-of-the-art facility for
Council okays plan to track vacant stores
Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to sign new legislation that will track retail vacancies and monitor leases and rents as the city moves to