At Inman Connect Las Vegas, July 30-Aug. 1 2024, the noise and misinformation will be banished, all your big questions will be answered, and new business opportunities will be revealed. Join us. The Manhattan co-ops all looked so inviting to one wealthy Australian couple two years into the pandemic that it came as a mild shock when [...]read moreAre New York’s Famously Uptight Co-op Boards Starting To Chill Out?
In this article New York State legislative leaders have agreed on a preliminary housing deal aimed at tackling affordability and supply problems, which are especially severe in New York City. The legislation, which was intended to balance the interests of tenants and property owners/developers, has spurred discontent on both sides. A group of Democratic lawmakers indicated they would not support some of the provisions, which they [...]read moreIs New York’s Eviction Bill a Compromise? Or Just More Pain for Landlords and a Blueprint for Other States to Follow?
Labor groups inked a first-of-its-kind deal to support local hiring and union jobs with the developer of New York’s first offshore wind port. It’s an agreement for the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, envisioned as a crucial onshore staging area for some of America’s first commercial-scale offshore wind farms. The US gets very little electricity from [...]read moreNew York’s first offshore wind hub to be built with union labor
Former United States President Donald Trump has built a self-styled reputation as an ultra-wealthy businessman with a vast real-estate portfolio. But now, the properties and businesses emblazoned with his name face an unprecedented threat, following a ruling against him in a civil fraud case last month. On Monday, Trump faces a deadline to post his [...]read moreWill Trump lose property if he can’t pay $464m in New York’s fraud ruling? | Donald Trump News