Policy

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, City Councilmember Yusef Salaam, and a rendering of One45 in Harlem.
Residential · Housing
Upper Manhattan

Harlem Rezoning That Could Spur 1,000 Apartments Advances

By Larry Getlen
A woman walks to a train at the 96th Street station on the Second Avenue subway line.
Mixed-Use · Urban Planning
New York City

MTA Looks to Take Over East Harlem Properties for Second Avenue Subway Project

By Isabelle Durso
New York mayoral candidate, State Rep. Zohran Mamdani (D-NY) greets supporters during an election night gathering.
Industry · Policy
New York City

Real Estate Industry Breaks Up With Andrew Cuomo After Zohran Mamdani Win

By Mark Hallum
Residential apartment buildings as seen on July 26, 2022 in New York City.
Residential · Housing
New York City

New York’s Housing Crisis: New Mayors, Old Problems and a Need for Unified Action

By Jolie Milstein
Grant Cardone of Cardone Capital and Horatio Jones IV of Wells Fargo at the Commercial Observer National Multifamily Investment Forum.
Residential · Investments & Sales
New York City

Investors Get Creative as Financing Challenges in Multifamily Continue: Forum

By Mark Hallum
Andrew Cuomo.
Industry · Policy
New York City

Andrew Cuomo Concedes NYC Mayoral Democratic Primary to Zohran Mamdani

By Mark Hallum
City Councilmember Christopher Marte, Mayor Eric Adams, and the Elizabeth Street Garden.
Residential · Construction
New York City

Adams Preserves Elizabeth Street Garden, Scraps Senior Housing Project

By Isabelle Durso
Mayor Eric Adams and a rendering of the La Central project in the Bronx.
Residential · Housing
New York City

Hudson Companies, BRP and Mayor Break Ground on 420 Affordable Units in the Bronx

By Larry Getlen
Dan Garodnick, director of the Department of City Planning, and Midtown Manhattan looking south.
Residential · Urban Planning
New York City

NYC Planning Commission OKs Adams’s ​​Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan

By Mark Hallum
An illustration of crumbling Olympic Rings in front of palm trees.
Industry · Urban Planning
California

Ready or Not: L.A. Sprints to Host the Olympics

By Greg Cornfield
Construction workers help build a mixed-use apartment complex in Los Angeles, Calif.
Industry · Construction
National

Engineering and Construction Deal Activity Persists Despite Tariff Uncertainty

By Isabelle Durso
Venture capitalists, private equity firms, and family offices are showing renewed interest in AI and infrastructure plays.
Industry · Private Equity
National

Deploy or Die: Pressure to Fund Proptech Varies During Uncertain Times

By Philip Russo
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Industry · Policy
New York City

Dueling Polls Provide Mixed Insight for Mayoral Primary

By Mark Hallum
An illustration of a businessman looks up as a large stack of paperwork is leaning towards him.
Industry · Urban Planning
California

CEQA, California’s Controversial Environmental Law, Primed for Big Reforms

By Nick Trombola
Supporters of the FARE Act gather for a rally ahead of a City Council meeting in November 2024.
Residential · Housing
New York City

New York City’s Broker Fee Law Is in Effect. Now What?

By Larry Getlen
A man at a podium.
Office · Office Leases
New York City

New York’s Office Market Could Win Big With Andy Byford

By Aaron Short
Democratic mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo speaks in the New York City Democratic Mayoral Primary Debate.
Industry · Housing
New York City

Political Action Committee for Landlords Backs Cuomo With $2.5M

By Mark Hallum