A loss for real estate? Two more socialist candidates poised to win primaries
It looks like the political landscape may only get worse for real estate. Two more Assembly candidates backed by...
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Upset win in Brooklyn election alarms real estate industry
After the 2018 election led to key victories for progressive Democrats, many in the real estate industry might have...
Pol seeks to punish landlords with “warehousing fee” for vacancies
A Manhattan politician wants to penalize landlords for “warehousing” rent-stabilized apartments and use the proceeds to address the city’s...
Howard Hughes project at 250 Water Street triggers primary race
A second-term Assembly member in Lower Manhattan has drawn a challenger inspired by a real estate issue: Howard Hughes...
REBNY, other biz groups tap Heastie’s bestie for tax-break campaign
A coalition of business groups including the Real Estate Board of New York has hired a lobbyist with longstanding...
Support growing in state legislature for “good cause” eviction
A majority of Democratic state senators and assembly members have signed on to a “good cause” eviction bill, and...
Heastie drills down on homelessness, affordable housing
Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie surprised observers Thursday night when he highlighted homelessness in his opening remarks for the 2020...
Real estate’s nemesis may now be its best hope in Albany
The New York State Assembly for years passed tenant-friendly bills, and the Senate killed them. But now the Assembly...
Carl Heastie’s BFFs
Some of Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie’s longtime allies are often hired by real estate players to protect their interests in Albany. Here is a look at three of them. — Stanley Schlein, a lobbyist,...
Black Friday e-commerce grew while brick-and-mortar slipped, another socialist is running in Queens
Every weekday The Real Deal rounds up New York’s biggest real estate news. We update this page throughout the day starting at 9 a.m....
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