Banks: New Amazon headquarters is a win for New York City
Amazon’s decision to move to Long Island City validates New York City as a global leader in creativity, innovation and economic power. It represents the
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BANKS: A Garment District plan that fits like a glove
New York City’s Garment District has traditionally been the epicenter of the apparel industry for the whole world. A national decline in apparel jobs, combined
REBNY to honor Diane Ramirez with Lifetime Leadership award
On Thursday, January 17, 2019, at REBNY’s 123rd Annual Banquet at the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan, I will have the pleasure of honoring
BANKS: Making Our Voices Heard for the Betterment of New York City
Last week, I had the great privilege of standing with more than 100 REBNY members who attended a public hearing on commercial rent control legislation.
Commercial rent control would deal catastrophic blow to NYC
We are vehemently opposed to Commercial Rent Control legislation pending before the City Council which will do nothing to solve the underlying issues behind storefront
REBNY to honor Carol Kellerman for commitment to New York
On January 17, 2019, at our 123rd Annual Banquet, we will be proud to present our friend Carol Kellermann with the John E. Zuccotti Public
REBNY joins coalition against retail rent regulations
The Real Estate Board of New York has joined a coalition battling a city proposal to introduce commercial rent regulation. The full city council is
Why the city should leave old rent control bill in the past
Across the nation, the retail sector is undergoing a major transformation. The rise of internet shopping is disrupting traditional retail and changing the way brick-and-mortar
One year in, REBNY’s RLS syndication a success
Technology continues to shape our daily lives in every possible way. We communicate and consume news on the go. We shop, travel, and make purchases
New report shows that limiting density raises rents
There is perhaps no better sign of New York City’s continued prosperity than the fact that 60,000 newcomers move to our great city each year.