Affordable housing is an economic engine for New York
When we think about affordable housing in New York, our priorities are of course centered on addressing the housing crisis and maximizing opportunities to connect
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REBNY to honor Carol Kellerman for commitment to New York
On January 17, 2019, at our 123rd Annual Banquet, we will be proud to present our friend Carol Kellermann with the John E. Zuccotti Public
Why the city should leave old rent control bill in the past
Across the nation, the retail sector is undergoing a major transformation. The rise of internet shopping is disrupting traditional retail and changing the way brick-and-mortar
Modular Housing: A Faster, More Affordable Way to Build
By James Nelson PRINCIPAL, HEAD OF TRI-STATE INVESTMENT SALES Avison Young BERWICK, PENNSYLVANIA – This past month my team traveled two and half hours west
REBNY to recognize extraordinary commitment of Dan Tishman
On January 17, 2019, at our 123rd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan, we will have the great pleasure of presenting
One year in, REBNY’s RLS syndication a success
Technology continues to shape our daily lives in every possible way. We communicate and consume news on the go. We shop, travel, and make purchases
New report shows that limiting density raises rents
There is perhaps no better sign of New York City’s continued prosperity than the fact that 60,000 newcomers move to our great city each year.
Breaking down the types of affordable housing
By Heidi R. Burkhart, president, Dane Professional Consulting While the term “affordable housing” is probably not something new to you, you may be surprised by
The building code implications of home sharing
By Peter Sun, code consultant, AKF Group Airbnb has become synonymous with comfortable and convenient rentals, and has grown exponentially since it was conceived just
Historic tax credits have wider place in future NYC development
By Barry Klingman, Partner, Warshaw Burstein Federal and New York State historic rehabilitation tax credits have played an important role in real estate development involving