Workers, residents treating Manhattan like the plague
As New York City closes its doors to its neighbors, Manhattan could be in danger of toppling from its pedestal as the world’s greatest city.
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Congressmen offer CRE sector some HOPE
New legislation has been introduced in the House of Representatives would provide economic support to the commercial real estate market, especially for businesses with Commercial
Rent collections improve as New York reopens
The slow reopening of the economy in New York City appears to have led to a slight improvement in residential rent collection for July, although
Partners produce pre-fab classrooms to help get kids back to school
Modular construction pioneer SG Blocks is partnering with Grimshaw architects to create pre-fab classrooms to help schools reopen as the nation battles the coronavirus. Under
As New York enters phase four, BIDS call for more small biz aid
New York City began phase four of its COVID reopening plan today (Monday) with Governor Andrew Cuomo urging residents to remain vigilant as the virus
City to re-start ULURP process
Mayor Bill de Blasio has bowed to pressure to restart the land use process that can help major New York development projects move forward. The
Housing group calls for extended benefits as rent payments slip
The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) is calling on the government to extend pandemic support pressure on renters takes it toll. The group’s Rent Payment
Manhattan office market braced for worst
Total office leasing volume in Manhattan in the second quarter fell to a level not seen since the second quarter of 2009, according to Avison