The “New” New York Proposal and What It Could Mean for Commercial Real Estate
Last December, a panel of New York Ciity and State advisors led by Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams published the “New” New York...
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The Importance and Surge of Retail Proptech
By Nathaniel Mallon Proptech in real estate has experienced a surge over the past decade – the use of information technology has improved the ability...
8 Investment Ideas for the New Year
By: James Nelson With 4Q2022 New York City sales dropping 31% by dollar volume and 26% by number compared to the previous quarter, there is...
Finding Compromise Between Advocates & Developers: A Roadmap from the Mayor’s New Housing Plan
By Rebecca Karp & Ian Straughter, Karp Strategies The housing plan Mayor Adams put out last week does a good job capturing the zeitgeist –...
In a Shifting Housing Market, Real Estate Education Remains a Sound Investment
By Kenny Parcell The real estate market that appeared — somewhat surprisingly in the wake of COVID-19 — has shifted to a new, post-pandemic normal....
How Multifamily Property Owners Can Maximize NOI
By Aaron Rudenstine, Chief Executive Officer of ButterflyMX Maximizing a multifamily property’s Net Operating Income (NOI) is challenging intoday’s market. Property managers and owners face expensive...
The Return of Seller Financing
By James Nelson and Scott Singer It has been decades since seller financing, previously known/structured as “purchase money mortgages”, have been widely used to facilitate and...
Could Office Conversions Solve NYC’s Housing Crisis?
By James Nelson On the surface, the idea of converting office space to residential use would seem like an easy answer to address the post-Covid...
The Rise of Experiential Retail in New York City
By Nathaniel Mallon – Verada Experiential retail has been on the rise as consumers have demanded more in their shopping experience. Traditional brick and mortar...
How building owners can address their cybercrime misconceptions
Cybercrime is expected to account for a loss of $10.5 trillion globally by 2025, according to a recent report from research firm, Cybersecurity Ventures. While many commercial...