Incentivizing Development
By: James Nelson New Yorkers should be closely watching the negotiations in Albany for the replacement of the current 421-a tax abatement program. The city
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Rent Regulation does not make housing more affordable
It has become a popular movement for cities and states to regulate residential rents. St. Paul just voted to institute rent control, joining New York,
Re-capitalizing office for the future
By James Nelson & Scott Singer Manhattan office leasing activity has no doubt been impacted by Covid, presenting significant challenges for existing office landlords, as
A Tribute to Jim Kinsey
Last month, we all lost an amazing person too soon when Jim Kinsey passed away unexpectedly. Jim was not only a dear friend and partner
The switch has been turned back on
“How’s the market?” That’s question I’m asked at least a dozen times a day, if not more. In the last month or so I’ve replied
A resilient city
New York always comes back. As New York City recovered from the darkness of 9/11 and the depths of the financial crisis even stronger, it
Manhattan investment properties see uptick in pricing
With the 2nd quarter behind us, we can now analyze a full year of investment sales data gathered since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic
Avison Young warns of big risks owners cannot ignore
With the commercial real estate industry already patting itself on the back for a job well-done in 2019, analysts at Avison Young believe those who
Preparing your building to meet Climate Mobilization rules
By James Nelson and Terri Gumula, Avison Young While the commercial industry was focused on the changes to rent regulations in Albany last spring, the
ON THE SCENE: CBRE closes sales worth $13.62 million.
AGENTS Cushman & Wakefield announced the following exclusive assignments: • 407-409 East 158th Street, a 34,094 s/f residential development site in the Melrose neighborhood of the