New L train plan safer, say tunnel experts
One of the New York engineers who came up with the revised plan for rebuilding the L train subway tunnels says its not just a
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After a volatile year, market braced for more of same
2018 has been a tumultuous year for New York City real estate. The year began with a nervous luxury sector and a new Federal tax
On the Scene: Besen tapped for East Village walkup, Ideal marketing former Swedish athletic club
AGENTS Besen & Associates announced that Eric Tiefen and Shlomo Gelernter have been retained to sell 506 East 6th Street in the East Village. The
New Development: 11 Hoyt debuts in Brooklyn, Chelsea tower opens
● TISHMAN SPEYER 11 Hoyt makes its debut Tishman Speyer has launched sales at 11 Hoyt, its new 57-story tower in Downtown Brooklyn. Designed by
WHO’S NEWS: Corcoran snags Brooklyn specialist, Elliman picks up 5 LI agents
The Corcoran Group has welcomed Brooklyn specialist Pablo Cuevas to their Williamsburg office. Cuevas joins The Corcoran Group from Douglas Elliman, where he spent the
Homework Bound: Developers cater to the at-home worker
Tri-state apartment developers are re-tooling for the 21st century worker who literally lives at the office. Skyrocketing numbers have sent them back to the drawing
How to become a media source for your industry
Journalists and public relations agents are often on different sides of the same coin when it come to disseminating information. But when it comes to
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Sales launch at 277 Fifth; Eighty East Tenth takes a bow
● VICTOR GROUP / LENDLEASE NoMad cloudbuster makes debut Sales have launched at Lendlease and Victor Group’s luxury condominium tower 277 Fifth Avenue in NoMad.
Housing sector trounces Trump property tax plan
New York City’s residential real estate industry was quick to react to President Trump’s tax reform proposal, with many organizations releasing statements sharply condemning proposed
Sharing economy extends to mortgages as co-borrowing becomes a trend
The so-called “sharing economy” just added another facet to its mix – co-borrowing. Decades ago, while Baby Boomers typically were able to purchase a single-family