Doomsday scenario for building owners as Manhattan vacancy tops 13 percent
Housing group paints grim picture for NYC apartment owners as renters continue to flee city and elected officials offer no real solution.
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Doomsday scenario for building owners as Manhattan vacancy tops 13 percent
Housing group paints grim picture for NYC apartment owners as renters continue to flee city and elected officials offer no real solution.
Lawyers warn employers to brace for legal fallout from COVID-weary workers
With the virus upending the workplace, legal experts say there has already been an uptick in litigation and emploeyrs should be prepared.
Camber acquires affordable Bronx properties for $32M
So far this year, Camber has purchased nearly 1,000 affordable units in transactions totaling $250 million.
MKF buys Related’s One Union Square for $211M
Related Management Company will stay on to manage the 239-unit luxury rental
NYCHA looking for more private developers to renovate its apartments
Latest Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) is to repair and preserve more than 4,400 units in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx.
Long-awaited Gowanus Green to be 100% affordable
Affordability announcement comes ahead of long-awaited rezoning process
Spinnaker JV secures $68M multifamily construction loan
JLL arranges loan from Sculptor Real Estate to fund building of luxury multi-housing property in Bridgeport, CT
L+M signs historic hiring deal with laborers union
It will give the job of building affordable apartments to more of the people who live in them and pay them $40 an hour, healthcare and retirement benefits.
NYBC weighs in on what to do with an empty Rikers Island
Builders say jail closure presents once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to design, develop and build at a tremendous scale.