Mayoral race goes from bad to worse for real estate
The mayoral race is looking bleaker than ever for the city’s real estate industry. In the past two weeks,...
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William Zeckendorf wants to build an army of NYC homeowners
UPDATED Wednesday, January 29, 6:13 p.m.: William Zeckendorf is angling to build an army of New York City homeowners...
Gearing up for REBNY’s 2020 gala in a tough political climate
The Real Estate Board of New York’s glitzy annual banquet has always been more than just the highlight of...
These real estate players have raised a bundle for Biden
UPDATED, Jan. 6, 4:48 p.m.: Scott Rechler is a self-described “longtime Biden supporter.” But the RXR Realty CEO is...
Cuomo kills Pier 40 redevelopment plan
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed plans to develop commercial office space at Hudson River Park’s Pier 40 — the latest in a series of setbacks at the troubled site. Cuomo rejected a bill on...
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...
Everyone’s rushing to be an iBuyer — except for Realtor.com
It was February 2019 when Zillow co-founder Rich Barton reclaimed the CEO role in dramatic fashion, betting the future...
The five best things real estate could get from Albany
Although few Albany observers expect the political winds to shift in real estate’s favor next year, and its lobbyists...
Pol calls foul on workaround to $20 rental application fee cap
When state lawmakers reconvene next month, they will take a hard look at a loophole some brokers are using...
The five best things real estate could get from Albany
Although few Albany observers expect the political winds to shift in real estate’s favor next year, and its lobbyists...
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