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Charter Revision Commission Takes Aim at Member Deference
New Yorkers may soon decide whether a local Council member should be able to kill a rezoning. The city’s Charter…
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Manhattan Office Leasing Snapped Back To Reality In Q1
After a gangbusters start to the year, Manhattan’s office market snapped back to reality in the second quarter. Office leasing…
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Section 8 Cuts Could Hit 5.7K Long Island Homes
The federal government’s proposed cuts to rental assistance could have an outsized effect on Long Island. The budget announced by…
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Zohran Mamdani Wins NYC Democratic Primary
The ranked choice tabulations are in and further underscore the real estate industry’s losses in the June primary. The latest…
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Jay Group Lands $53M Loan For 99-Unit Brooklyn Building
Jacob Kohn has completed another piece of the puzzle for his massive multifamily development in Downtown Brooklyn. Kohn’s Jay Group…
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Joel Braver Ditches Resi Project in the Bronx
Joel Braver is no longer willing to brave the Bronx. Brooklyn-based development company, Soundview Empire, acquired a sprawling vacant lot…
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City Council Approves $115.9B 2026 Budget
The City Council approved a $115.9 billion fiscal year 2026 budget on Monday. The spending plan includes $4 billion secured…
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At 80 Clarkson, a Zeckendorf Handoff
If you know, you know: how to get a showing appointment at 80 Clarkson Street, and who’s calling the shots…
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Can Landlords Make a Profit On NYC Affordable Rentals?
You would’ve thought the door to 1F was the gate to hell, the way Eric Gray was talking. “This is…
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Rent Guidelines Board Vote is Struggling Landlords’ Last Hope
The annual Rent Guidelines Board vote generates so much spin you might need a neck brace. But neck braces are…
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