Bronx landlord hands new Anti-Harassment Unit early victory
Moshe Stahl to pay $120,000 after racking up dozens of violations and lying to HPD about making repairs
Category : Property Managers
Arker, Omni celebrate Thanksgiving with tenants
Developers hand out more than 2,000 turkeys to NYCHA residents in nine developments across Brooklyn
Art group celebrates 25 years of breathing life into empty real estate
How Anita Durst built an art movement from a single storefront to a catalyst for recovery in the wake of the COVID pandemic.
RFR looking to get party started with new Seagram sculpture
20 ft. bronze sculpture was created by the American artist, KAWS.
Building energy grades law takes effect
owners must display the energy efficiency letter grade of their property in much the same way restaurants post Health Department grades
ConEd makes safety breakthrough with smart gas detectors
Devices sound an alarm & recorded warning, notifying Con Edison of possible natural gas leak
Park rents goats to eat through COVID weeds
Coronavirus pandemic has left the two-acre Stuy Cove park overrun with weeds and grass that grew when there were no volunteers or money to finance upkeep
Garchester Realty acquires Stillman assets
Legacy companies believe new venture will help them expand and strengthen services
Owners strike deal with building workers on extended COVID benefits
RAB and Local 32BJ are also creating a voluntary incentive program for workers who want to retire early
IWBI launches COVID-ready certification
New Health-Safety Rating certifies buildings have instituted operational policies, maintenance protocols and design strategies to address a post COVID-19 environment.