50 landlords can’t collect rent because the law says so
Tenants of at least 50 buildings in the trendiest neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have lived rent-free for years and their landlords can’t do...
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Report: Price beats location as renters top priority
For New Yorkers, finding an apartment is a rite of passage and going through the complex maze of apartment hunting requires a lot of time,...
TIC for tat: Court moves the goal posts in cotenancy rules
By: Massimo F. D’Angelo When joint owners of real property are unable to get along with each other, they are armed with a very powerful...
2018 set to be year of the tenant as new office spaces floods market
For companies looking for a change in scenery or an entry into the New York market, 2018’s commercial market holds a lot of promise. A...
City, state fine ICON Management $500,000 for ‘hazardous living conditions’
A city-state task force found that ICON did construction without permits and left tenants without heat or hot water....
Sen. Hoylman: Sheldon Silver overturned conviction will hurt NYC stabilized tenants
By Sabina Mollot Overturning the corruption conviction against former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver sets a bad precedent for lawmakers, according to State Senator Brad Hoylman....
Co-working spaces now attracting corporate tenants
Nowadays, co-working spaces are no longer just for freelancers and small start-ups. Corporations with offices in different continents are now paying for outposts in transient...
Carnegie Hall Tower reels in another tenant
Another deep-pocketed tenant has signed a lease at the Carnegie Hall Tower. TR Winston & Company, a privately held investment banking firm, has leased 4,000...
Landlords, tenants equally vexed as New York rent deadline looms
By Sabina Mollot With the Rent Guidelines Board set to decide on rent increases for over one million rent stabilized apartments in the city on...