Herrick Feinstein

New York Mayor Eric Adams is joined by Governor Kathy Hochul as he speaks during a news conference at a Manhattan subway station where the two politicians announced a new plan to fight homelessness in New York on Jan. 06, 2022 in New York City. Among other initiatives, the city will increase the presence of outreach workers and police on subways to get homeless out of the trains and into shelters. According to the Coalition for the Homeless, New York City has reached the highest levels since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Adams Pitches Zoning Changes to Streamline Housing Growth and Boost Sustainability

By Mark Hallum
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Eric Adams
Politics & Real Estate
New York City

Housing Advocates Have a Long List of Hopes for Eric Adams Administration

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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New York developers are already sweating over the expiration of the 421a tax exemption next summer, which could be replaced with something much less favorable to the real estate industry, or not replaced at all.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
New York City

Real Estate Developers Already Worrying About 421a Expiring Next Year

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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As COVID-19 moves into the rearview, pandemic-related judicial protections for borrowers seeking to avoid UCC sales are dissipating.
Finance  ·  Sales
New York City

Protection Dissolving for Borrowers in NY Seeking to Halt UCC Sales

By Mack Burke
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TSX Broadway
Design + Construction  ·  Features
New York City

A Proposed Permit for Hotel Construction Could Croak NYC’s Hospitality Recovery

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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From left, Joseph Shanley, head of acquisition at Haven Capital; David Roth, partner at Ares Real Estate Group.
Industry
National

Net Positive: Reinventing the Modern Lease to Create Capital Advantages

By The Editors
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Douglas Heller
Columnists
New York City

Could Co-op Conversions Make a Comeback?

By Douglas Heller
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Regina Myer
Features  ·  Neighborhoods
New York City

Regina Myer Is the Urban Planner With Big Designs for Downtown Brooklyn

By Rey Mashayekhi
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Monadnock Development built the first 100-percent micro-unit apartment building in New York City in recent memory with Carmel Place at 335 East 27th Street in 2016.
Features
National

Amid Affordable Housing Crisis, Micro-Housing Development Picks Up Steam

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Auction.
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Lender vs. Borrower: With UCC Foreclosures on the Rise, Who’s Coming Out on Top?

By Cathy Cunningham
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Mitchell Moinian of The Moinian Group speaks at CO's “The Hudson Yards District: New York’s Newest Neighborhood” conference on March 8.
Design + Construction  ·  Neighborhoods
New York City

Hudson Yards Stakeholders Dive into NYC’s ‘Newest Neighborhood’ at CO Event

By Rey Mashayekhi
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Features
New York City

Power of Attorneys: The Lawyers Who Shape Everything in the World of Real Estate

By Leslie Kramer
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Features
National

Divorce, Real Estate Style

By Danielle Balbi and Cathy Cunningham
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Barbaros Karaahmet (Courtesy: Barbaros Karaahmet).
Features  ·  Players
New York

Q&A: Barbaros Karaahmet, Co-chair of Herrick Feinstein’s Turkish Practice Group

By Cathy Cunningham
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A rendering of 135-35 Northern Boulevard.
Finance  ·  Construction
New York City

XIN Acquires Flushing Land Parcel for $66M, Will Seek Construction Loan in Early 2017

By Cathy Cunningham
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An LLC sued over the potential sale of the Staten Island development site (Photo: Google Maps).
Legal

Muss Absolved, Yet Again, of Wrongdoing in $38M Staten Island Development Sale

By Terence Cullen
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Belinda Schwartz.
Players

Herrick, Feinstein’s Belinda Schwartz Talks Foreign Investment and Debt Funds

By Damian Ghigliotty
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From left, Matthew Galligan, Peter Nicoletti, Chad Tredway and Jeremy Shel. (Patrick McMullan Company)
Finance

Has New York Multifamily Lost Its Sheen?

By Damian Ghigliotty
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