Although proposals for large new developments in New York City almost always face criticism that they will displace current neighborhood residents, research has shown...

It’s no secret that the 421a tax abatement has mostly subsidized market-rate housing, but a new map illustrates that most properties currently benefiting from...

The public can now easily track down affordable housing in the city with a new data tool. New York University’s Furman Center just released...

New York real estate isn’t cheap — but a new study shows just how many city dwellers are saddled by the high cost of...

There’s been a lot of discussion in recent months about the city’s landmarking process and the impact it has on housing stock and development....

As the city’s real estate industry comes to terms with Friday’s expiration of the 421a tax abatement program, there remain questions over what the...

The New York real estate community lost several influential brokers, developers and architects this year. From those who shaped the city’s neighborhoods to those...

The Real Estate Board of New York supports proposed changes to the 421a tax abatement program, and a new study by NYU’s Furman Center...

UPDATED: 9:00 p.m., Oct. 14: Airbnb and other short-term rental services straddle a fine line between the so-called ‘sharing economy,’ characterized by collaborative peer...

New York University’s Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy has suggested exploring the creation of a new tax abatement program meant to...

As rising rents in desirable neighborhoods encourage landlords to convert non-market-rate homes to market rate units, a massively disproportionate volume of the city’s affordable housing is...

Jay Furman, real estate developer and a founder of New York University’s Furman Center for the Real Estate and Urban Policy, died of lung...

Most New Yorkers who occupy rent-stabilized apartments make less than $58,950 per year, according to a new report from NYU’s Furman Center. The profile...

While the City Council debates the virtues of the Bloomberg administration’s plan to rezone a large section of Midtown East, a new report by...

Manhattan home sale prices hit new heights in the second quarter of 2013, surpassing the pre-recession peak and jumping 10 percent since the second...

The disparity between climbing rents and static incomes has strengthened the rent burden for New York City residents, according to a 2012 housing and...

Some of New York City’s most valuable properties in high-cost neighborhoods are consistently undervalued and therefore under-taxed, according to a new report from NYU’s...

The number of new residential building permits approved in New York City rose to 3,805 units in the first quarter of 2013, an eye-popping...

A longtime city program that gives landmarked properties the ability to sell their air rights to Developers Across The Street in a “kitty corner”...

The vast majority of landlords fail to meet a city requirement to register themselves as the owner of rental properties. That can result in...