Jay Martin

RSA and CHIP Officially Join Forces to Form New Landlord Lobbying Group

By Isabelle Durso

Cost of Maintaining NYC Rent-Stabilized Buildings Up 3.9% Annually: Rent Board

By Abigail Nehring

NYC Rent-Stabilized Buildings Saw a 10.4% Income Boost in 2022

By Abigail Nehring

Tenant Protections Not to Blame for Vacant Rent-Stabilized Units: NYC Comptroller

By Abigail Nehring

Adams Zeros in on Waterfront Projects and Housing in 2024 State of the City

By Mark Hallum

Hochul Proposes Four-Year Extension to 421a, $650M ‘Pro-Housing’ Fund in State Budget

By Abigail Nehring

A Frustrated Hochul Cedes New York’s Housing Future to Legislature

By Aaron Short

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

By Aaron Short

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

By Celia Young

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

By Aaron Short

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

By Andrew Coen

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

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

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

By Aaron Short

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

By Anna Staropoli

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

By Celia Young

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

By Aaron Short

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

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

NY Lawmakers Delay Most Evictions and Foreclosures

By Rebecca Baird-Remba