Reporting rent payments good for tenants and landlords
More than seven in every ten renters would be motivated to pay their rent in a timely fashion if they knew the payments would become
Author : Sabina Mollot
Apartment rents on rise as buyers bide their time
Rents have risen slightly for apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn, while vacancies have slightly decreased, taking the rate down to the lowest level seen since
Retailers asking: If you feed them, will they come?
When one café door closes, another one opens. Only this time, the neighborhood coffee joint that closed, Flatiron’s Toby’s Estate was replaced by the high-fashion
Tributes flow for workers’ rights champion, Hector Figueroa
Héctor Figueroa, president of the country’s largest building workers union, 32BJ SEIU, died on Thursday, July 11, at the age of 57. The union said
Owners sue over new rent regulations
Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations they claim
Iron Chef to open new Brooklyn ramen restaurant
Chef Masaharu Morimoto, best known as the Iron Chef, will be bringing his Momosan Ramen & Sake restaurant to Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood. Momosan already
Jobs boom pushes Manhattan office rents north
A booming jobs market and dearth of new office development has pushed Manhattan office rents to new highs. The borough’s asking rent average reached a
Retailers want rent regulations, too
Just weeks after the state imposed the strictest apartment rent regulations New York has ever seen, some retailers are now calling for their own rent
Rental agents rally to fight commission cap
Hundreds of brokers and others working in real estate rallied outside City Hall on Thursday to protest legislation aimed at limiting the commission a tenant
City moves to build Artificial Intelligence center
Itʼs one small step for New York City and one giant leap for America. The city has launched a search to find a home for