Stringer says city should bank tax glut
A one-time infusion of income tax revenues in FY 2018 helped the City balance the $89.16 billion Adopted Budget for Fiscal Year 2019, according to
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City sets up commission to reform New York property tax system
The city announced the formation of a new advisory commission, co-chaired by Vicki Been and Marc Shaw, to develop recommendations to reform New York City’s
More than one-third of New Yorkers looking for homes in other states
New York City is becoming more crowded. According to recent Census Bureau data, the city’s population reached a new record of 8,537,673 people last March. That
How far should you live from work?
By the time Rick Matthews gets to work in the morning, he’s already covered the 60 miles of distance between Vernon, New Jersey and his office desk in
NYC in midst of office building boom
New York City is in the midst of its biggest office construction building boom in three decades, according to a New York Building Congress analysis.
New York’s appeal with foreign home buyers grows weaker, says report
New York’s appeal with foreign buyers appears to be waning. According to the National Association of Realtors’ 2017 Profile of International Activity in US Residential
Report: NYC’s life science facilities at full occupancy
New York City’s existing 1.7 million s/f of life science and research space is currently fully occupied, pushing companies to establish outposts in Westchester County
Avant CEO Al Goldstein heads roster of speakers for NYC Real Estate Tech Week
Reed MIDEM, the global real estate conference organizer, together with MetaProp NYC, the real estate technology nexus and early stage PropTech accelerator, announced a list
Report: NYC multifamily market heats up in Q2
New York City multifamily market warmed up during the second quarter, rebounding sharply from a sluggish early start to the year. According to Ariel Property
City adds 10,000 units to housing target to address rising homelessness
New York City’s affordable housing plan got a revamp from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, amid recent criticism over homelessness and a shortage