Tenants need innovative solutions to help guide them out of pandemic
Despite commendable efforts by city, state, and federal policymakers, many New Yorkers are in real danger of losing their homes as the coronavirus pandemic and
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Is COVID helping NYC become a global life sciences leader?
By Erin Kiernan, CPA “Life Sciences” refers to the booming industry made up of biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, biomedical devices, genetics and genomics and research and development
Plumbing health and safety will help contain COVID-19
By April McIver Sanitary plumbing systems and the New York City Licensed Master Plumbers who maintain them have always been essential to ensuring public health
Landlord laws, tenant moratoriums; Where we are now
By Adam Leitman Bailey and Dov Treiman The Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. landlord-tenant attorneys have been navigating the constant flow of changing laws and Executive
Victory for affordable housing industry is a roadmap for future policy battles
When New York City suspended the Uniform Land Use Review Process (ULURP) in March, it froze the status of dozens of projects poised to deliver
BOMA New York presents the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Deborah DeLuca, chair of the BOMA New York Lunch & Learn sub-committee, is a natural at being a virtual master of ceremony. Ms. DeLuca launched
NYSAFAH’s virtual conference will drive industry forward at critical moment
New York State policymakers will make a number of critical decisions related to affordable housing over the next few months that will shape the upcoming
Why the CRE industry should keep calm and carry on
By David GoldwasserFounder, FIA Capital Partners The distressed commercial real estate market is all hyperbole. Tenants are not paying rent – mainly retailers, as well
How the affordable housing industry can fill broadband gap
Millions of New Yorkers lack adequate access to high-speed internet. This is in large part because families living in low-income areas are inadequately served by