Landlords challenge city laws protecting non-paying businesses
Two commercial landlords sued the city Friday over laws hastily passed to protect retail tenants during the pandemic. The...
Politics
Congressman pitching high-risk lifeline for CRE
A real estate financier turned U.S. representative is leading the charge to give the commercial real estate industry a...
In-person eviction trials to resume in Brooklyn
In-person eviction trials will resume July 27 in Brooklyn, with other counties soon to follow. Justice Anthony Cannataro, the...
Inside LA’s biggest real estate corruption scandal in recent history
The clock was ticking for a developer’s big downtown Los Angeles debut. Carmel Partners was looking to get its...
Day care — and its landlords — get a lifeline
Covid has closed many New York businesses, but none tighter than day care centers. Work-from-home, remote learning, outdoor dining,...
NY Attorney General Tish James puts eviction filers on notice
A pandemic and a statewide eviction ban didn’t stop at least one law firm from filing eviction notices —...
City grants property owners another month to avoid tax lien sale
After facing repeated criticism that elected officials haven’t provided adequate relief to property owners during the pandemic, the de...
Council members talk broker fee caps and real estate donations
It wasn’t so long ago that broker fees were among the biggest points of contention in city government. Democratic...
De Blasio to sign Airbnb, property tax legislation
Mayor Bill de Blasio will sign three bills today on reporting of short-term rental data and interest rates for...
REBNY’s political contributions plummet
With Democrats in control of the state Senate, and with a growing number of progressive candidates refusing to take cash from real estate, the industry’s main lobbying group in New York has scaled back...
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