How the Commercial Rent Stabilization Act will damage NYC’s economy
Francis Greenburgers says local government must think through the longterm consequences of adopting Commercial Rent Stabilization legislation.
Tag : Commercial Rent Control
Leaders join forces to urge city to scrap commercial rent control plan
Real estate indsutry leads call for City Council to pursue other polices to help small businesses and property owners
Leaders join forces to urge city to scrap commercial rent control plan
Real estate indsutry leads call for City Council to pursue other polices to help small businesses and property owners
Bracing for impact: Pending bills aimed at residential real estate have owners on alert
There’s no question that 2019 was the year of the tenant, thanks to the sweeping rent reforms made through the implementation of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act in Albany. However, there are still a number of bills floating around upstate as well as at City Hall that could...
Rent control clouds otherwise upbeat retail convention
Brokers optimistic that the continuing evolution of a sector battered by e-commerce and evolving shopping habits is on the road to full recovery.
Busting the retail vacancy myth
The issue of retail vacancies is isolated to certain corridors and caused by a variety of factors.
City talks shop as lawmakers move to help mom-and-pops
The City Council is mulling a package of legislation aimed at protecting mom-and-pops that ranges from creating a registry to track storefront vacancies to providing affordable retail spaces at developments where owners collect $1 million or more in subsidies.
2018 a year of big issues for REBNY
Form hotel covnersion lawsuits to commercial rent control, the industry's voice was heard lound and clear
BANKS: Making Our Voices Heard for the Betterment of New York City
Last week, John Banks stood with more than 100 REBNY members who attended a public hearing on commercial rent control legislation.
Commercial rent control would deal catastrophic blow to NYC
There is no silver bullet to solving local, long-serving neighborhood businesses’ woes. Flexibility is the greatest help we can give small businesses.