421a – Commercial Observer

Features · Legal

Jay Seiden and Alvin Schein Talk the Ins and Outs of NYC Affordable Housing

By Rey Mashayekhi

Checking in on Affordable New York, One Year Later

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The War for New York: What the Cuomo-de Blasio Feud Means for Real Estate

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Sales · Features

Slow Season: NYC’s Investment Sales Brokers Are Optimistic Despite a Challenging 2017

By Rey Mashayekhi

Features · Policy

On the Home Front: The Mayor and REBNY’s Unlikely Alliance on Affordable Housing

By Aaron Short

Design + Construction · Industry

REBNY Celebrates Tax Break Renewal and Rezonings as Its 2017 Victories

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

DeBlasio’s Math on Affordable Housing Doesn’t Add Up

By Robert Knakal

Design + Construction · Policy

Developers and Experts Warn About Drawbacks of New 421a Program

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Analysis · Construction

Residential Building Permits Hit 10-Year High in First Quarter of 2017

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The 421a Deal Means More Affordable Housing for New York City

By David G. Greenfield

What Do We Know About Affordable New York?

By Joshua Stein

Design + Construction · Policy

Albany Resurrects the 421a Tax Exemption

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

A Housing Incentive Has Died. Are Andrew Cuomo’s Fingerprints on the Murder Weapon?

By Terence Cullen

Design + Construction · Policy

Independence Party Backs 421a Substitute as Sun Sets on Albany Session

By Terence Cullen

421a Stalemate: What’s Next?

By Brian Lawlor

Design + Construction · Policy

REBNY Report Card 2015

By Terence Cullen

Design + Construction · Policy

Lapsed 421a Break Leaves City’s Real Estate Community Scrambling to Get the Program Back

By Tobias Salinger