Landlords brace for rent day massacre
Braced for a deluge of rent defaults some 25,000 New York City landlords are asking Mayor Bill de Blasio for payment forgiveness on property tax
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Rent moratorium is wrong move, say housing groups
The city’s apartment building owners are urging politicians not to rush through calls for a ban on evictions amid the COVID-19 emergency without thinking it
Empire State Realty wins lawsuit against non-profit radio station Pacifica WBAI
Empire State Realty Trust has won its lawsuit against non-profit radio station Pacifica WBAI. ESRT, which sued Pacifica over unpaid tower rent at the Empire
New York is second most expensive city for renting co-working spaces
New York is the second-most expensive place in the country to rent an office desk, according to a study from workspace network start-up LiquidSpace. In its
Renters head to the beach as summer apartment vacancy rises
It may be the busiest time of the year in the New York City rental market, but according to the latest market reports, renters have
Report: Manhattan office landlords becoming increasingly dependent on concessions
Manhattan office landlords are growing increasingly dependent on concessions in spite of rental rates hovering near record levels. According to Savills Studley’s 2017 Effective Rent
City approves increases of up to four percent for rent-stabilized tenants
By Sabina Mollot At a raucous meeting at Cooper Union in Manhattan, the Rent Guidelines Board, in a preliminary vote, approved a rent increase of
Landlords group to call for four percent hike on one-year leases
The Rent Stabilization Association, which has sued the de Blasio administration over issues such as water rates and rent freezes, will call for a four
Report: Rent-stabilized Stuy Town tenants see highest rent hikes in the city
By Maria Rocha-Buschel Rent-stabilized buildings in the Stuyvesant Town and Gramercy area had the greatest increases in rent in Manhattan from 2014 to 2015, a