Meet the 400 landlords that are taking rent laws into their own hands
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Tete-à-tete with TRD: How landlords are dealing with New York’s new rent laws
As the real estate industry grapples with the new rent law, New York landlords have looked for ways to...
The Staten Island rental that’s luring in renters with tomatoes and hot peppers
Olivia Gamber is the “farmer-in-residence” at Staten Island Urby, a 571-unit, 80/20 mixed-income rental building by Ironstate Development. “Most...
The states with the biggest share of vacation rentals aren’t where you’d think
Year-round sunshine didn’t help Florida make it to the top of this vacation rental ranking. The states with the...
How NYC landlords are trying to get around the new rent law
It was standing room only at 1 MetroTech Center in Brooklyn on Wednesday night. More than 100 landlords and...
Manhattan homebuyers continue “camping out” in the rental market: Elliman
Peak “camping” season for Manhattan’s rental market is in full swing. With the caveat of last month’s rent law...
Meridian Properties buys pair of
rent-stabilized buildings for $35M
Meridian Properties bought a pair of rent-stabilized buildings in Brooklyn for $35.25 million, despite several worries about how active...
NJ rents are below the national average
Even as its largest cities, like Jersey City, see pricier new development, rents in New Jersey are generally below the national average. National rent prices climbed 3.2 percent in March, versus a year earlier,...
SLIDESHOW: $59K-a-month rental offers rare look inside 220 CPS
For the average Joe, $59,000 could be equivalent to one year’s salary. For others, it may be a ticket...
New York landlords rush rent hikes ahead of housing reforms
For Iván Contreras, it’s normal to hear complaints about sudden rent increases from his neighbors; usually a couple of...
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