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The holiday season figures to be grim for many Bronx business owners and homeowners who could lose their homes to foreclosure. The borough's Williamsbridge neighborhood has been hit especially ha…

Another real estate titan is bullish on the Bronx. Mark Karasick, an investor known for putting hundreds of millions of dollars into trophy properties like San Francisco’s Bank of America Center and t…

The Bronx saw another spike in real estate investment last year, with a record $3.3 billion and over 14.2 million square feet of development hitting the borough, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.…

Some real estate insiders question non-profit group that pushed for Vaughn’s purchase Today former New York Mets ballplayer Maurice “Mo” Vaughn’s real estate company Omni New York will likely win the …

1. Hockey Hall of Famer Mark Messier chats on getting into the real estate rink with Kingsbridge Armory project [Crain’s] 2.Sunnyside business improvement district launches nabe’s first restaurant wee…

Residents of the northwest Bronx have waited so many years to see a city-owned parking lot transformed into a formidable economic presence that they cheered after viewing the initial proposal for the …

Holiday cheer isn’t in the air for office and multifamily developers and landlords. In New York, another rent-stabilized landlord is in trouble. This time, it’s Isaac Kassirer facing foreclosure…

The New York City Council passed a series of bills Thursday amending administrative codes to tackle persistent lead paint problems apartment buildings. The vote comes just a day after the Adams admin…

A r ed and white “PARK YOUR FLEET” sign at a defunct Harlem gas station airs the frustration of a developer who just missed a pivot in the long fight to build more housing in America. I n Janua…

(Illustration by Paul Dilakian/The Real Deal) D e velopers admitted taking a “ leap of faith ” when they pitched a $2 billion transformation of five blocks of parking lots and industrial buildings …

When four dozen left-wingers visited Vienna this fall to check out the Austrian city’s celebrated “social housing” program, the reactions from both sides of the political spectrum were predictable. Fi…

Developers admitted taking a “leap of faith” when they pitched a $2 billion transformation of five blocks of parking lots and industrial buildings in Astoria, Queens. The most publicized aspect of the…

There are two kinds of places in this country: those with zoning and those without. Houston is the best known zoning-free city, but it’s not alone. Drive through upstate New York and you’ll see “NO ZO…

Police arrested more than a dozen activists outside Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Manhattan office Friday afternoon during a protest calling on the governor to take action before the state’s eviction moratorium…

The speeches began shortly after 10 p.m. and dragged on for more than two hours. One City Council member after another explained why they were supporting or opposing the city’s $88 billion budget. Mos…

It’s extremely rare for the City Council to support a project over the objections of the member whose district would be rezoned to accommodate it. But it’s equally rare for the local member’s colleagu…

More than a year after New York’s rent law was overhauled, the state has proposed cost caps for renovations that allow landlords to increase rents. The Division of Homes and Community Renewal’s propos…

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The Dakota once towered over Central Park. Rising along dirt roads on an underdeveloped swath on Central Park’s west end, it’s distinctive Renaissance-style architecture and claims of unparalleled lux…

If you’re an affordable housing developer plying your trade in New York City, you’ve got to be able to roll with the punches. And, in some cases, deliver them. Steven Wissak, a 53-year-old managing di…