New York
“Mansion Tax” to Help Low-Income Seniors, Vets
New York City’s proposed “Mansion Tax” will help fund a new Elder Rent Assistance program serving more than than 25,000… Read more
Boutique Hotel Planned for Buffalo’s Delaware District
Noel Sutton has proposed converting an early 1900’s mansion, which is now an office, into a nine-room boutique hotel. Sutton… Read more
No Parking at 167-Unit Seniors Property
A new seniors development in Bronx, NY won’t need to include parking spaces, thanks to a provision of New York… Read more
A Top-Off in Long Island City
Construction workers just topped off another high-rise apartment building in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens, NY. Lightstone’s 428-apartment… Read more
Health and Wellness: The Latest Office Amenity
Tishman Speyer is offering a new suite of services to companies that rent space in its buildings — starting at… Read more
Downtown Sublease Listings Languish
It’s not just new Downtown office spaces that are struggling to find tenants. Many subleased office spaces have been empty… Read more
Equity Residential: Free Rent, More Competition
Apartments in New York City face more downside risk than apartments in any other U.S. market, according to Equity Residential… Read more
Design-Build Catching On in NYC
The “design-build” way of building may finally be catching on in New York City. New design-build projects include the $4… Read more
Help Desk for Homeowners
Homeowners gathered at Public School 9 in Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhood recently for the first “East New York Homeowner Help… Read more$26M Housing Helps Seniors Live Independently
Van Cortlandt Green welcomed low- and middle-income seniors to 85 new affordable apartments at 6469 Broadway, in the Riverdale neighborhood… Read more
Midtown South Home to Tech
Technology is still a bright spot in New York City’s market for office space — particularly in the Midtown South… Read more
Elisabeth Post-Marner Joins Spacesmith
Architect Elisabeth Post-Marner is the newest principal to join Spacesmith, an architecture firm based in downtown Manhattan specializing in corporate headquarters,… Read more
Construction Costs Up 4% in the City
Good news: The cost of construction only rose 4% in New York City during 2016, according to the New York… Read more
Banner Year for Queens Sales
Investors spent more dollars to buy and sell properties in Queens in 2016 than ever before. Additionally prices grew faster… Read more
Coming to East Harlem: Energy-Efficient, Affordable Apartments
A new building in the Bronx will be so energy efficient, it won’t need much heat on many cold days.… Read more
More Leases at 850K-SF 437 Madison
Three firms have signed leases in the last three weeks for office space at 437 Madison Ave., a 40-story, 850,000-square-foot… Read more
Mixed-Use Sells for $12M
An undisclosed investor paid $11.5 million for a 10,500-square-foot building in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. The sale works out to a… Read more
“Smart” Walmart Readies for Grand Opening
A new Walmart store is scheduled to open on Feb. 15 at 25800 Kuykendahl Rd. in Tomball, TX, to the… Read more
Analyzing the Costs of 421-a Revision
The New York real estate world is still waiting for state legislators to renew the 421-a, which gives new apartment developments… Read more