Paving New York State’s path to economic recovery
We need to rebuild the physical foundation upon which all economic activity depends
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Why common law excuses can’t be tolerated from commercial rent debtors
It behooves the courts to consider long-term implications of the impact of their decisions on the economy and the rule of law.
Solar’s role in our economic recovery
Time is running out to take advantage of some substantial incentives, which will diminish or disappear by the end of 2020.
To the IRS, not all real estate professionals are created equal
If a taxpayer can meet the definition of “real estate professional” under the Internal Revenue Code, he can save on ACA taxes.
Multi-faith partnerships can drive the future of affordable housing
By continuing to work with a broad coalition of capable partners, we can help deliver the housing New Yorkers need.
The CARES Act makes cost segregation a smart tool for building owners
Marks Paneth manager Kevin Barry explains how owners can now decrease the taxable income attributable to the operations of their property much faster
Gas pipe inspections coming due under Local Law 152
The law was enacted to protect New Yorkers after several deadly gas explosions occurred in the city.
Why I’ve followed my head and left NYC
Every time you try to leave it pulls you back in - but not any more, says one CRE executive
Lawmakers must provide New Yorkers with the homes they deserve
City leaders must lobby for federal and state funding to make up the shortfall from devastating FY21budget
Businesses want to get back to work – on their terms
No tenant wants to be the first to go back to the office and they are all evaluating their options, says Ruth Colp Haber