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Re-opening Continues Across Densely Populated New York And New Jersey Areas

Features · Politics & Real Estate

NYC Mayoral Candidates Have Plans for Rejuvenating Retail

By Aaron Short

Lee & Associates NYC's Gregory Tannor (left) and Buxton's Tim White.

Leases · Retail

New York Could Become ‘America’s Cannabis Capital’, CO Experts Say

By Andrew Coen

New York City restaurant

Most NYC Restaurants Lost More Than Half Their Revenue in 2020

By Nicholas Rizzi

indoor dining

NYC Restaurants Can Have Indoor Dining at Half-Capacity Starting March 19

By Nicholas Rizzi

New York City Restaurant

92 Percent of NYC Restaurants Couldn’t Pay Full Rent in December

By Nicholas Rizzi

Indoor dining

New York City Indoor Dining Returns This Friday Instead of Valentine’s Day

By Nicholas Rizzi

Indoor dining

New York City Indoor Dining to Return on Valentine’s Day

By Nicholas Rizzi

An aerial view of several apartment buildings.

Finance · Politics & Real Estate

New York City Property Owners Facing Jan. 4 Tax Bills Are Already Behind $500M

By Lois Weiss

Eric Ripert

More Layoffs at Le Bernardin Due to Second Shutdown of Indoor Dining in NYC

By Nicholas Rizzi

Indoor dining

NYC Restaurants Reel as Cuomo Announces Second Indoor Dining Ban

By Nicholas Rizzi

Gramercy Tavern in New York City

Coronavirus · Tenant Talk

Danny Meyer’s Restaurants Stop Indoor, Outdoor Dining as NYC COVID Cases Spike

By Nicholas Rizzi

A wide shot of a tall, glassy building.

Sales · Coronavirus

Serious Reservations: Midtown South’s Hotels Confront COVID

By Patrick Sisson

Even with outdoor dining and drinking, restaurants and bars in New York City continue to struggle and pay rent.

Nearly 90 Percent of NYC Restaurants Couldn’t Make Their Entire Rent in August

By Nicholas Rizzi

New York City restaurant

Politics & Real Estate

NYC Restaurants’ New 10 Percent COVID-19 Surcharge Could Prove Boon for Owners

By Nicholas Rizzi

Even with outdoor dining and drinking, restaurants and bars in New York City continue to struggle and pay rent.

Leases · Coronavirus

NYC Indoor Dining Will Resume Sept. 30

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Empty New York City Restaurant

NYC Restaurants Plead For a Plan For Return of Indoor Dining

By Nicholas Rizzi

Even with outdoor dining and drinking, restaurants and bars in New York City continue to struggle and pay rent.

Leases · Coronavirus

Most NYC Restaurants and Bars Couldn’t Pay Their July Rent

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Daniel Boulud's restaurant across the street from Lincoln Center.

Leases · Retail

New Yorkers Are Going Out to Eat. How Are Restaurateurs Handling It?

By Steve Cuozzo