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By Danielle Samalin, CEO of Framework Homeownership No two home buyer journeys are alike, but they typically begin with a phone call to their local real estate agent and end with keys in-hand. Somewhere in the middle are financing struggles, inspection discoveries, and various stalls and pitfalls. When all is...

By Daniel M. Bernstein, Member, Rosenberg & Estis, PC New York City needs more housing and more affordable housing. The 421-a property tax exemption program, currently the single most important program for NYC housing production, will expire on June 15, 2022, and is not expected to be renewed. Now is...

James Nelson discusses city's housing crisis with Michael Hendrix at The Manhattan Institute

The end of the year traditionally offers an opportunity both to take stock of the past 12 months and look ahead at what’s to come. Thanks to the ongoing economic and physical challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, 2021 was very challenging. New York’s affordable housing crisis has deepened and reached...

Marco Lala takes a closer look at pricing and availability trends across the multifamily sector in the Bronx.

James Nelson and Scott SInger examine the creativity that will be required to navigate unchartered waters in the office market

James Nelson remembers his friend and partner at Avison Young

Most building emissions are driven not by building owners but by their tenants.

Francis Greenburgers says local government must think through the longterm consequences of adopting Commercial Rent Stabilization legislation.