Architectural design, code enforcement, and construction trends in New York City for fall 2019 - by William Gati
I have just completed a “major alteration” in Richmond Hill, Queens and have encountered quite a few “trend-setting” changes in architectural design, code enforcement, and construction. The Building Department approval and permitting process was more
Whose land is it? The 2008 Amendments to adverse possession law - by Justin Rostoff
“Adverse possession:” The principle of acquiring legal ownership to land that is owned by another. This is an extremely powerful tool that literally changes landscape of property in every state, city, and borough, ranging in all uses from industrial to residential;
Georgia Green and East Hampton Housing Authority begin $24 million, 37-unit workforce housing development
East Hampton, NY According to governor Andrew Cuomo, construction has begun on a $24 million workforce housing development. Gansett Meadow will provide 37 mixed-income rental homes for families in a transit-oriented neighborhood. "The Gansett Meadow Apartments will provide...
Question of the Month: The next wave of rapid societal advancement: How do I get started on creating a Smart Building? - by Nora Swanson
We all know it’s coming – just like the rise of smart phones in the past decade – smart spaces and Smart Buildings are the next wave of rapid societal advancement. The most prevalent building automation systems currently installed are relatively static systems that have been
Parker, Gillen, and Tambor of Hodges Ward Elliott represent Related Companies in $36 million sale
Bronx, NY Hodges Ward Elliott arranged the $36 million sale of the 252-unit River Court and Gerard Court apartment complex located at 1065-1075 Gerard Ave. A Hodges Ward Elliot team comprised of Daniel Parker, Paul Gillen, and Ariel Tambor
Considering a ground lease? Consider these questions when vetting prospective ground tenants - by Robert Khodadadian
In today’s real estate market, creativity is required for a deal to make sense for all parties involved. One example of this creativity is to ground lease a property instead of the conventional sale. Although ground leases are not a new concept, many people are not familiar
- BOMA LI Summer Social at Verona Restaurant - Aug 22
- Commercial Network of LIBOR Networking & Education Breakfast - Aug 27
- Panel Event: "The Green New Deal" - Sept. 18
- LI Appraisal Institute Seminar Dinner Meeting - Sept. 18
- PWC Salute to Women - Sept. 19
- IREM NYC "Rent Regulation" Luncheon - Sept. 20
- LI Appraisal Seminar with Suffolf County Bar Association - Sept. 25
- Queens Chamber of Commerce 2019 Building Awards - Oct 3
