Carl Weisbrod

New York City's zoning law has limited residential development at the expense of commercial and luxury development.
Residential · Development
New York City

New York City’s Multiple Dwelling Law Is History — Here’s How It Happened

By Brian Pascus
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A busy street with cars and pedestrians.
Policy
New York City

MTA Board OKs $15 Toll for Manhattan Drivers South of 60th Street

By Mark Hallum
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Traffic moves along 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, January 25, 2018 in New York City.
Infrastructure · Development
New York City

Drivers Likely to Pay $15 to Get Into Busiest Areas of Manhattan

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Congestion pricing would impact business districts such as Midtown the most.
Infrastructure · Leases
New York City

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

By Aaron Short
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A rendering of 7 Dey Street.
Industry · Finance
New York City

New Lower Manhattan Tower Tackles Affordable Housing Void

By Andrew Coen
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Trinity Church
Special Purpose · Features
New York City

Trinity Church Used Hudson Square to Revitalize Lower Manhattan Post-9/11

By Aaron Short
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An image of the World Trade Center attacks.
Features
New York City

One Blue Sky Tuesday: The Real Estate Industry Looks Back on 9/11

By Cathy Cunningham
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A man speaking at a podium.
Policy
New York City

David Dinkins’ Role in NYC’s Real Estate Boom, Explained

By Larry Getlen
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Governor Andrew Cuomo proposes having the state take over Pennsylvania Station at a press conference this week. Photo: Governor's Office
Infrastructure
New York City

Andrew Cuomo Announces Panel to Revamp Penn Station, Prize to Fix the Subway

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Development
New York City

Tracing Five Years of the Midtown East Rezoning

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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From left to right: Peter Riguardi, Bill Dacunto, Lindsay Ornstein, John Banks, MaryAnne Gilmartin, Marc Holliday, Jed Walentas and Carl Weisbrod. Photo: Jill Lotenberg Photography
Industry · More
New York City

Real Estate Execs, Pols Celebrate at 121st REBNY Prom

By Liam La Guerre
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Vicki Been.
Industry · More
New York City

Two City Agencies Play Musical Chairs in Wake of HPD Head’s Departure

By Terence Cullen
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Features
New York City

REBNY’s 2017 Honorees

By The Editors
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Midtown East. Photo: Ang MoKio
Development
New York City

Midtown East Plan Finally Enters Lengthy Zoning Process [Updated]

By Terence Cullen
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EXTELL-ERATING: Gary Barnett’s Extell Development Company is bringing $1 million to $3 million condominium units to Two Bridges with his One Manhattan Square development.
Features
New York City

Nestled in Between Two Bridges Is a Nabe Whose Time Might Have Finally Come

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Mayor Bill de Blasio revealed plans today for a long-awaited commission on property tax reform.
Features
New York City

Who are the City’s Biggest Non-Landlord Landlords?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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New York City Hall.
Features
New York City

Power Politics: The Top Dogs of Government—As Far As Real Estate is Concerned

By Terence Cullen
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City Planning Commission Chairman Carl Weisbrod (photo: Arman Dzidzovic for Commercial Observer).

Brod Outlook: Carl Weisbrod on Revitalizing Midtown East and Making NYC Affordable

By Danielle Schlanger
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