The Cold Truth: Homelessness soars to record highs with no solution in sight
About 60,000 New Yorkers will spend this Christmas in a shelter and many more will sleep on the street as homelessness reaches Great Depression levels.
Category : Residential
Developers bring true grit to luxury housing on Lower East Side with 287/LES
Upscale apartments are the new kids on these blocks, here to meet up with their friends and fellow newcomers, fine art and fancy food.
Longtime owner sells Bronx 263-unit portfolio for $47M
Eastern Consolidated announced the sale of a six-building, 263-unit, 282,682 s/f multifamily portfolio in the Highbridge section of the Bronx for $47M.
Croman agrees to pay $8M in restitution for tenant harassment case
After a fraud conviction in October earned him a year on Rikers Island, one of the city’s most notorious landlords has agreed to pay a record $8 million in restitution to settle a civil suit brought against him by the state for tenant harassment. Steven Croman, who earned the nickname...
Upstart British brokerage looking to elbow into New York market
Upstart British brokerage Purplebricks is reportedly eyeing a Manhattan expansion.
First rebranded New York RE/MAX office opens in Great Neck
David Tair has opened the first rebranded New York RE/MAX office in Great Neck
William Raveis on the hook for $4M as judge upholds Elliman ruling
A supreme court judge has upheld a ruling which cost William Raveis nearly $4 million damages in an agent poaching case.
Federal tax bill boosts New York real estate, hurts home ownership
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is supposed to make filing tax returns easier but it seems poised to have the opposite effect on businesses.
Park life pulling buyers to new south Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn’s renaissance is well underway as new retail and residential continues to grow. In one pocket of the neighborhood, a sleek and modern condo building is leading the charge to draw in a new wave of residents. 550 Vanderbilt is the first building to open at Pacific Park Brooklyn,...
In New Rochelle, the strategy is: if you zone it they will come
When Amazon launched its search for a second home, the usual suspects all came out of the woodwork but so did at one notable headscratcher: New Rochelle.