Jay Martin

An emission comes out of a smokestack on the west side of Manhattan as the sun rises in New York City on January 16, 2022, as seen from Weehawken, New Jersey.
IMPACT  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action
New York City

NYC Landlords Caught a Break on Local Law 97. Why Is Nobody Happy? 

By Aaron Short
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Residential apartment buildings as seen on July 26, 2022 in New York City.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

Rent Guidelines Board Proposes Hiking Rents Up to 7 Percent for Stabilized Apartments

By Celia Young
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Development  ·  Industry
New York City

New York’s 421a Development Tax Abatement Doomed as Legislature Wraps

By Aaron Short
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Features  ·  Industry
New York City

Hochul’s Affordable Housing Push With Accessory Dwelling Units Hits Roadblock

By Andrew Coen
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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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Jumaane Williams
Politics & Real Estate
New York

In Jumaane Williams’ Run for Governor, Real Estate Unlikely to Be in His Corner

By Aaron Short
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The Major Deegan Expressway in the Bronx was flooded.
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

New York Multifamily Damage in the ‘Billions’ From Historic Flooding

By Anna Staropoli
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A helicopter taking off next to a river.
Politics & Real Estate
New York

Cuomo’s Resignation Draws ‘Sigh of Relief’ From Many in Real Estate

By Celia Young
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Scott Stringer, Andrew Yang, Eric Adams
Features
New York City

New York City’s Building Emissions Law Awaits Next Mayor’s Muscle

By Aaron Short
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The real estate community's alarm over a recent proposal to install sprinklers in every apartment highlighted landlords' frustration over rising costs operating costs created by new building regulations in New York City.
Design + Construction  ·  Features
New York City

What New Policies Are Increasing Costs for Struggling NYC Landlords During COVID?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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A banner sign on scaffolding that says "cancel rent."
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

NY Lawmakers Delay Most Evictions and Foreclosures

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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A banner sign on scaffolding that says "cancel rent."
Sales  ·  Politics & Real Estate
National

CDC Eviction Moratorium Doesn’t Solve Anything: Advocates

By Chava Gourarie
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Rent Freeze
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
New York City

City Freezes Rent at Stabilized Apartments for One Year

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Former REBNY President John Banks stepped down a few weeks after the organization lost a battle over the new rent stabilization laws. Now many of the group's members wonder what the future holds for the much-maligned real estate industry.
Design + Construction  ·  Features
New York City

What Will REBNY Do After Losing the Rent Reform Battle?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Landlords have been panicking over reforms to the rent regulation system and what the changes mean for their bottom lines.
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

Breaking Down the New Rent Laws and What They Mean for the Real Estate Industry

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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