City vows to protect immigrants as feds move on public housing ban
New York landlords who discriminate against immigrants could face prosecution, the city warned this week. “There are a range of protections against discrimination in housing,
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Industry joins with city to slam plan to ban immigrants from public housing
The city and the real estate industry has come together to rail against what they calls a callous government plan to throw families out of
Hearst Tower, 280 Park earn International TOBY awards
Two New York City buildings have won the prestigious Building Owners & Managers Association (BOMA )International TOBY Award at the BOMA International Conference & Expo
BOMA champs look for victory
Three New York buildings will compete in the BOMA International Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Awards in Salt Lake City next week. Hearst Tower,
REBNY recognizes leading commercial managers
Louis Trimboli, senior real estate manager with CBRE, received the Edward A. Riguardi Commercial Management Executive of the Year Award last week. Trimboli was among
Owners embracing co-working concepts
The co-working model is evolving into partnerships between property owners and co-working companies. During a Building Owners and Managers Association panel on March 15, both
REBNY honors management leaders
At the Real Estate Board of New York’s (REBNY) 21st Annual Residential Management Leadership Breakfast, members of the residential property management industry gathered at the
Management boss who traded her sweet life to help build a better BOMA
When Bobbi McGowan started working for the Building Owners & Managers Association of Greater New York, her husband told her she’d better learn to play
SL Green wins big at BOMA-NY Pinnacle Awards
SL Green Realty took home the Grand Pinnacle for its operation of 11 Madison Avenue last night. The honor is the highlight of the annual
10-year HPD delay leaves Harlem families with no home for the holidays
A group of Harlem residents are suing the city for keeping them out of their homes for the past decade. The Legal Aid Society filed