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Gov. Hochul at the opening of the Grand Central Madison extension of the Long Island Rail Road on Jan. 25, a week before releasing her proposed budget.

Analysis · Development

Hochul’s New York Budget Proposal Thin On Affordable Housing Incentives

By Aaron Short

The main concourse of Grand Central Terminal.

East Side Access Service Finally Begins on Wednesday Morning

By Mark Hallum

Kathy Hochul

Gov. Hochul Survived Reelection, Now She Has to Tackle the State’s Housing Crisis

By Aaron Short

New York, N.Y.: Gates block the entrance to the construction of the new Long Island Railroad's Concourse and facilities at Grand Central in New York City on November 28, 2022 because additional time is required to complete all remaining work.

MTA Pushes East Side Access Opening to January

By Mark Hallum

An illustration of a revolving door, with one side covered in brokerage logos and the other reading "Business School and Law School."

Sunday Summary: Why Can’t CRE Get In on the Jobs Action?

By The Editors

230 West 41st Street.

Leases · Office

Skanska Opening Midtown Office to Handle $113M MTA Project

By Celia Young

Design + Construction · Urban Planning

Fried Frank Brings On City Planning Head to Serve the Firm’s Developer Clients

Presented By Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson

Design + Construction · Features

Grand Central-Long Island Connection Opening Amid Slumping Commuter Numbers

By Mark Hallum

Andrew Simmons in A&S Rebar's yard at the Brookhaven Rail Terminal in Yaphank, N.Y., in late October.

Design + Construction · IMPACT

How Andrew Simmons Went From Prison to the Top of New York’s Rebar Industry

By Larry Getlen

It's beginning to look a lot like Halloween.

Sunday Summary: Don’t Be Afraid, It’s Just Halloween!

By The Editors

Scott to Trot: RXR Expands Outside of New York City in Pandemic Pivot

By Cathy Cunningham

Congestion pricing would impact business districts such as Midtown the most.

Design + Construction · Leases

Real Estate Interests Drive Congestion Pricing in Manhattan to the Finish Line

By Aaron Short

Leases · Sales

Midtown South: Where Does It Begin and End Now?

By David M. Levitt

Hudson Companies CEO David Kramer (left) and president Aaron Koffman.

David Kramer Becomes Hudson Companies’ First CEO, Aaron Koffman Made President

By Mark Hallum

Hot Rental Market Driving Sales for Multifamily Buildings and Development Sites in Brooklyn

Presented By Ariel Property Advisors

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso thinks a comprehensive plan for Brooklyn could help produce more apartments than the current contentious rezoning process.

Sunday Summary: Brooklyn Beep: Down With ULURP!

By The Editors

The sun rises on office towers in Rockefeller Center on 6th Avenue on July 25, 2019 in New York City.

New York City Office Attendance Inching Closer to Pre-Pandemic Levels

By Mark Hallum