What Albany’s socialist shakeup means for real estate
Socialists proved this summer that they can win elections in New York City. But can they pass bills in...
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Lawmakers skip #CancelRent in favor of more modest bills
State legislators are back in action, but their cancel-rent bills are not. Lawmakers are tabling the controversial bills and...
After Palisades Center, 4 more Pyramid Group malls head to special servicing
A quartet of Pyramid Group malls in Upstate New York have gone into special servicing after the firm requested...
“Amazon killer” Gianaris wants to overhaul subsidy programs that could have net billions for HQ2
State lawmakers are looking to drastically scale back a pair of outer borough subsidy programs that became huge points of contention during Amazon’s attempted...
Small Talk: Real Estate Predictions for 2020
As everyone already knows, the biggest real estate story of 2019 was the August debut of Small Talk in...
Five ways that Albany could punish real estate in 2020
Real estate interests got a butt-kicking in Albany this year — but state legislators might not be done. The...
Landlords of the world, unite?
A new statewide alliance of landlords called Under One Roof NY is hoping to open some doors in Albany. The group represents some 1,500 upstate and New York City landlords, according to its spokesperson,...
Five ways that Albany could punish real estate in 2020
Real estate interests got a butt-kicking in Albany this year — but state legislators might not be done. The...
Dozens of tenants arrested at rent reform protest outside assembly chamber
Protestors were arrested on Tuesday after blocking the entrance to the state Assembly chamber, as they demanded that the...
Albany resets: Shifting political winds could spell trouble for the industry
On the morning after last month’s primary elections, John Banks, president of the real estate industry’s most powerful lobbying...
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