The importance of security in the minds of urban co-op and condo residents cannot be overestimated. While safety remains a primary concern f...
No issue is more important currently than DOB's determination of applicability of the 1968 or the 2008 code for projects that are the disapp...
Cohen & Perfetto LLP, a Manhattan-based real estate law firm, recently closed the $5.375 million purchase of 1050 Atlantic Ave., on behalf o...
When investment property is sold, capital gains taxes must generally be paid on any gain realized. With a §1031 Exchange, however, invest...
External factors, such as weather, oxidation and the natural deterioration of materials over time, can all exact a heavy toll on the buildin...
In my last article "An Attorney Discusses Litigating Construction Disputes: Part I," I discussed disputes with neighboring properties on con...
Owners and property managers are working every day to maintain reliable, comfortable and cost efficient building operations. This includes p...
Does this sound familiar? A contractor fought to get the job. When he wrote up and submitted his bid, he kept his margins tight because he n...
Office leasing in Manhattan trailed off in the first quarter of 2012, causing landlords to lose confidence and tenants to become overly caut...
AHRC New York City will have a new home for one of its programs in the Bronx thanks to the efforts of Simone Development Companies.
AHRC is ...
