PA mulls new bus station plans
Trio of idea includes building a new bus station under the Javits Center
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Work starts on veterans housing development in the Bronx
Former Joseph A. Muller Army Reserve Center being converted to homes for ex-servicemen and women
Industry keeps up pressure as commission cap row rages
Industry continues to lobby against controversial commission proposal
Pols tell Realtors: Make your voice heard
At the National Association of Realtors 2019 Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, former Governors Terry McAuliffe and Haley Barbour tell agents to stay active in politics
Transwestern brings charter school to new Bronx development
A 98,000 s/f Zeta Charter Schools will anchor a new mixed-use development by Starwood Capital Group and AB Capstone in the South Bronx.
Coworkers court Flatiron domination
The Flatiron District has become New York’s co-working capital following an expansionby WeWork and an imminent deal by Knotel.
REBNY announces contenders for Retail Deal of the Year
The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has announced the outstanding retail deals of 2018 that will compete for its coveted Retail Deal of the Year Awards.
Maloney a step closer to closing real estate loophole that aids terrorism
The Corporate Transparency Act would require limited liability companies to reveal their true, beneficial owners to FinCEN
Mack makes the call on REIT’s future
Veteran real estate dealmaker Bill Mack is placing a big blind on his Mack-Cali stockholders after hanging up on activist investors.
Brookfield Properties scrapping retail waste with new packaging platform
The model is a modern take on the age-old milkmen, who decades ago delivered reusable bottles filled with milk to homes and later picked them up to be refilled.