Real Estate Board of New York

Four construction workers talk to each other with the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Politics & Real Estate · Research

Housing Construction Data Puts Adams’s ‘Moonshot’ Goal Off the Table for 2023

By Abigail Nehring

Features · Industry

Commercial Real Estate Turnover: Why Pros Leave — and What Comes Next

By Celia Young

REBNY's 127th annual gala at the Glasshouse.

REBNY Reveals Honorees for 2024 Annual Gala in January

By Mark Hallum

REBNY's Fred Posniak and Steve Soutendijk.

REBNY Adds Award for Retail Developments Into Its Annual Ceremony

By Mark Hallum

The skyline of Manhattan, seen looking southbound from the top of Rockefeller Center, is seen on March 21, 2014 in New York City. After a cold, unusually snowy winter, spring is finally arriving in New York City.

Politics & Real Estate

New York City Offering Some Wiggle Room for Local Law 97 Compliance

By Mark Hallum

Subway riders toward the start of the summer of 2023, when the pandemic officially ended.

New COVID Variants. A Return-to-Office Push. Sound Familiar?

By Aaron Short

A rendering for 25 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Leases · Retail

Bathhouse Othership Opening Williamsburg Location at 25 Kent

By Mark Hallum

523 Fulton Street.

Leases · Retail

NJ Grocery Chain Opening First NYC Outpost on Fulton Street in Brooklyn

By Mark Hallum

People walk along Fifth Avenue.

Leases · Retail

Manhattan Retail Market Riding Tailwinds of Strong Tourism and Lower Asking Rents

By Mark Hallum

Drew O’Connor.

Drew O’Connor Decamps C&W to Head Portfolio Management at Rudin

By Mark Hallum

Brooklyn apartment buildings

City Lawmakers to Try to Make Landlords Pay Residential Broker Fees

By Mark Hallum

Design + Construction · Features

Office Tenants, Owners Gear Up for Congestion Pricing in Manhattan

By Mark Hallum

Office buildings, which make up the heart of midtown Manhattan, have seen cap rate expansion in 2023.

Brokers’ Confidence in NYC Commercial Real Estate Market Hits All-Time Low

By Celia Young

Power 100 2023

By The Editors

Residential apartment buildings as seen on July 26, 2022 in New York City.

Design + Construction · Policy

Rent Guidelines Board Proposes Hiking Rents Up to 7 Percent for Stabilized Apartments

By Celia Young

Gov. Hochul as recently as March was touting plans for 800,000 new homes.

Politics & Real Estate

New York State Budget Looks Like a Dud for Commercial Real Estate

By Aaron Short

Video: On the Red Carpet at REBNY’s 2023 Gala

By The Editors

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