Stringer looks for savings to pay for virus impact
With Big Apple restaurants and bars now relying on takeout and delivery only and Broadway having gone dark, the city will lose $3.2 billion in
Author : Sabina Mollot
The new normal: Residential brokers talk virtual tours, cleared out schedules and reconnecting with clients
With Coronavirus panic having hit a fever pitch as some schools announce temporary closures and the president declaring a travel ban on Europe, the residential
Census count gets underway
Would anyone who wants a share of $74 billion please stand up. The 2020 Census officially gets underway tomorrow (Thursday) and the real estate industry
Experts urge caution as first cases of coronavirus reach NYC
Keep calm and carry on. That’s the message from real estate industry organizations as the nation braces for a spread of the coronavirus. As the
DOB stands by supertall decision
Developers SJP and Mitsui Fudosan are cheering a decision by the city to appeal a court decision to chop the top 20 stories off of
The new rules: Experts weigh in on development trends in amenities, design and labor
As the real estate industry comes to terms with the new rent regulations as well as combating a still-sluggish home sales market, a few major
Brokers keep feeling the pain as virus keeps Chinese buyers at bay
The Coronavirus is keeping Chinese buyers away from the New York real estate market and brokers are feeling the effect. Since the outbreak of the
Cash-rich techies grabbing all the trophy space
For the first time ever, cash-rich tech companies are leasing more of Manhattan’s priciest office space than any other sector. In its latest Hedge Fund
Court orders top cut off skyscraper
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 the
New push to train apartment agents on housing law
Following a bombshell report by Newsday that showed a disturbing pattern of discrimination by real estate agents against people of color in Long Island, the