tourism

Think the Millennial generation has been a boon to New York City real estate? Well consider this: China has about 400 million millennials. That’s...

Construction of the New York Wheel on Staten Island has been shutdown since July. But even when completed, will the Ferris wheel ever pay...

President Trump’s proposed travel bans on citizens of certain Muslim-majority nations has caused plenty of concern among hoteliers. But some hospitality CEOs argue that...

Empire State Realty Trust’s CEO Anthony Malkin said he is worried Donald Trump’s travel ban could hurt tourism in New York. “It’s very clear...

With growing fears Trump’s policies will adversely affect visitor numbers, U.S. hotel operators are launching international campaigns aimed at convincing the world that America...

From LLNYC: Tourists, love them or hate them, are certainly good for the economy in New York City. And now, for the first time in...

Talk to European tourists these days, and you might hear some grumbling that the pre-Christmas Fifth Avenue shopping spree was pricier than expected. Blame...

A New York State Supreme Court judge on Wednesday ordered the owner of Upper West Side apartment building 307 West 79th Street to stop running it as...

Manhattan’s retail property market has been growing at a furious pace for years, but as tourism growth tapers off and the U.S. dollar appreciates...

The fact that tourists have been increasingly flocking to Brooklyn over Manhattan is well known. But Queens, one of the most diverse spots in the...

Time flies: Google launched Maps 10 years ago. To celebrate, the company hooked us up with information about some New York City “insider destinations”...

A Boston-based online travel company is attempting to draw tenants to Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village by letting them rent out their homes...

“Numbers to know” is a weekly web feature that catalogues the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. Foreclosures’ effect on crime, Bloomberg’s...

Lower Manhattan tourist hot-spots like the South Street Seaport and the Statue of Liberty remain closed following Hurricane Sandy, hurting tourism and local businesses,...

For years the Lower East Side has been changing from a low-income immigrant neighborhood into a chic playground for young professionals. But with 13 new...

The real estate community has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the High Line park since it was first conceived for West Chelsea...