Industry adapts and evolves as city moves to quell virus spread
Two days after it opened, New York City’s newest skyline icon was forced to close under the full force of the global coronavirus pandemic. Related
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DOB issues new virus protocols for contractors
The city’s Department of Buildings has set up a coronavirus protocol for contractors and is moving to reduce foot traffic at its offices through its
REBNY members make promise to New Yorkers
Owners representing more than 150,000 rental units in the City, and the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the City’s leading real estate trade
Stringer looks for savings to pay for virus impact
With Big Apple restaurants and bars now relying on takeout and delivery only and Broadway having gone dark, the city will lose $3.2 billion in
What to do when a resident in your building gets sick
The following is provided by attorneys from Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas (SSRGA) as practical considerations for cooperative and condominium boards and landlords. As the
Virus providing a preview of how people will go to work
Global response to the coronavirus is contributing to the evolution of modern employment patterns that will change they way we work and live for ever,
Brokers keep feeling the pain as virus keeps Chinese buyers at bay
The Coronavirus is keeping Chinese buyers away from the New York real estate market and brokers are feeling the effect. Since the outbreak of the
Feds monitor Coronavirus as US economy shows signs of good health
By Linda O’Flanagan The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged last week as chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank continues to monitor ongoing risks,