Cuomo’s $1.3B for Penn Station work can’t go to towers
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s request for $1.3 billion in funding to redevelop Penn Station is getting approved, but not without...
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From bad to worse: Rent relief program still failing to reach New Yorkers
New York City’s rent relief program is reaching few of the 800,000 to 1.2 million households that collectively owe...
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The governor was at the peak of his powers — a rising star in the Democratic Party and the most feared figure in the state of New York. Within a week, it all came...
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The creator of a New York City campaign fund to which real estate titan Stephen Ross and others have...
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NYC real estate execs to de Blasio: Bring this city back
Some of the biggest names in New York City real estate implored Mayor Bill de Blasio to take “immediate...
NYC’s fiscal fiasco vexes real estate industry
Back when it was flush with cash, the de Blasio administration heeded developers’ request to add technical staffers at...
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,...
Pied-à-terre tax to make a return in Albany, lawmakers say
Manhattan State Sen. Brad Hoylman is not backing down. Months after a tax on second homes was shot down...