Prioritize affordable housing in final month of mayoral contest
If ever there were a time to sound the alarm bell about New York City’s affordable housing crisis, it is now – decades into a
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2021 set to be transformative year for NYC multifamily market
By Lev Mavashev THE COVID pandemic has many New York City property owners feeling like a deer in headlights: Should I push forward? Take a
Crisis management in the midst of a crisis
By Linda Alexander By now, we all have seen the disturbing footage of a recent crime in the city in which a small woman is
What landlords and tenants need to know about NYC security deposit laws
By Massimo F. D’Angelo, Esq. HSTPA On June 14, 2019, the New York State Legislature enacted the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019
DEI: Getting woke in the city that never sleeps
By Arthur Schurr “A company that does not implement a diversity program with real initiatives and real results will soon find itself unable to compete.
Why construction work is women’s work
By Ashley Williams, Sheina Calderon and Lauren Scott Women paid a disproportionate price in the pandemic-induced economic downturn, losing 12.1 million jobs at the height of the
Creating a greener, more affordable New York
The solutions to both New York’s affordable housing shortage and the global climate emergency are inextricably linked. That is why the New York State Association
Challenging the status quo of women in construction
By Laura Beebe Run a Google Image search for “construction work,” and an array of hard-hat-clad men and massive machinery will fill your screen. But
REITs showing their backbone as economy works to recover
By Michael Siino As with each subsector under the umbrella of real estate, the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Despite challenges, affordable housing industry logs historic year
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announcement this week that New York City financed or preserved more than 30,000 affordable homes in 2020 would be a noteworthy