As I prepare to conclude my tenure as chair of BOMA New York’s board of directors at the end of this month, I find myself reflecting on two years that have been both challenging and deeply rewarding. Serving this organization and representing New York City’s commercial real estate community has been one of the greatest honors of my professional career.
It’s heartening to consider the progress New York City’s commercial market has made since the COVID pandemic. Heading into 2026, New York City’s office market is leading the way nationally in many metrics
As we come to the close of another productive year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the many accomplishments we have achieved together. NYSCAR members’ engagement, support, and commitment to professionalism have made this an exceptional year
Tarrytown, NY The Arc Westchester, the largest organization supporting people with developmental disabilities in Westchester County, celebrated its 2025 Employer Recognition Breakfast and Awards Ceremony at the Westchester Marriott. The annual event brought
This year’s ICSC New York conference made one thing abundantly clear: the retail and commercial real estate markets across Greater New York and New England are not
In the years since COVID-19 reshaped the American workplace, the conversation about “getting back to the office” has generated more heat than light. Corporate leaders
Manhattan, NY As New York galleries close at an alarming rate, artist Ryan McGinness is making a contrarian move: expanding. After 25 years in Chinatown, McGinness announces
Winter energy costs are rising faster than many multifamily dwelling operating budgets can absorb. Cold snaps, extended heating cycles, and inefficiencies in older boiler systems can lead to skyrocketing utility bills, frustrated
Monticello, NY The Kislak Company, Inc. negotiated the sale of Jefferson Gardens, a 76-unit apartment complex at 14 Wood Ave. for $3.225 million. Kislak marketed the property on an exclusive basis with executive vice president Janet Bortz handling the assignment on behalf of the seller
Queens, NY Atlas Capital Group made known 150,000 s/f of office leases at The Factory. Newmark’s executive vice chairman Brian Waterman, senior managing director Jordan Gosin, and associate director Alex Rosenblum, which serve as the exclusive leasing agents at the building, represented
Tarrytown, NY In a victory for proponents of clean energy, the village planning board issued final site plan approval for Catalyze’s 5 megawatt (MW) battery energy storage facility. This approval follows the village board of trustees unanimous vote for a zoning law change to allow Battery Energy