State moves to tighten rules on who can advertise apartments
The Real Estate Board of New York is urging its residential members to rally behind proposed regulations that would police who gets to advertise apartment
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Unstable luxury market has experts warning; Don’t look down
As Manhattan’s luxury residential market continues to slip, experts argue that New York City is still a solid place to buy. With the city’s sales
Experts predict how Amazonʼs HQ2 will impact the NYC housing market
Before a single brick has been laid at Amazon’s slated Long Island City headquarters, prognostications about the “Amazon-effect” — a phenomenon which is interchangeably a
Crypto creeping in as real estate industry looks for new ways to do business
While a central multiple listing service has never truly taken hold in New York City, new companies are offering up their own solutions to see
Zillow moving into 130,000 s/f at 1250 Broadway
Online real estate database Zillow will upgrade its New York office to a 130,000 s/f property in NoMad neighborhood. NoMad Tower, located on 1250 Broadway,
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.
Hudson Yards effect driving development, apartment sales on Manhattan’s West Side
As the pieces of the city’s next big neighborhood begin to come online, nearby developments and businesses are reaping in the benefits of being so
Brooklyn townhouse market gaining edge on Manhattan
Over the last two decades, Brooklyn has become a destination for buyers, rather than they place they leave when they move to Manhattan. As prices
Real estate brokers defy their firms’ boycott of StreetEasy
Opposition from REBNY and several brokerage firms have failed to stunt the growth of StreetEasy’s paid listings service. During his firm’s latest earnings call, Zillow Group
REBNY partners with StreetEasy rival Realtor.com
The Real Estate Board of New York is partnering with Move, Inc., the operator of Realtor.com, in its latest maneuver against StreetEasy and its Premier