Bursting at the Seams: Population surge pushing housing shortage to extreme
The numbers don’t lie – New York City is in the midst of a housing crisis. New York University (NYU) Furman Center released its annual
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Bronx cheerleader Ruben Diaz Jr. pitches new development with eye on City Hall
Ruben Diaz Jr. wants to tell you about the Bronx. Since 2009, Diaz has served as the Bronx Borough President, a position that has earned
Report: Tax bill raises anxiety about home ownership
A new nationwide consumer survey from realtor.com® shows that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Congress on Dec. 20 is raising anxiety about
$59M deal will fund new Mount Vernon apartment tower
Alexander Developer Group and their joint venture partners the Bluestone Organization and JP Morgan Asset Management have secured a $59 million loan to build a
The Cold Truth: Homelessness soars to record highs with no solution in sight
Roughly 60,000 New Yorkers will spend this Christmas in a homeless shelter. Thousands more will struggle to balance the cost of rent with holiday expenses
GDC Properties closes on $106M deal for Connecticut apartments
GDC Properties closed on a $105.9 million deal earlier this week for an apartment community in Norwalk, Connecticut. Represented by the in-house team of William
Florida firm to convert Jehovah’s Witnesses building into luxury senior housing
Florida private equity firm Kayne Anderson Real Estate Advisors has just acquired a residential property owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Kayne, which invests in off-campus
City launches first large-grade solar program at NYCHA
The de Blasio Administration this week launched its first large-scale solar program at NYCHA,. The program will provide low to moderate-income New Yorkers, including public
Tax break 421a provides opportunities for developers and residents alike
By Heidi Burkhart, president and founder, Dane PCG I have heard a lot of criticism of the 421-a affordable housing program, which some have deemed
Report: De Blasio on pace to meet housing target with 25,342 units since 2014
The cityʼs Building Congress has given Mayor Bill de Blasio a pat on the back for effort in trying to build more affordable housing. “Shortly