As important as it is for economic development organizations to be the driver of new development, it is equally as important to pump the brakes and take stock in not only the
The January 18
th release of the 2022/23 New York City real estate tax assessment roll provided property owners with a new-found layer of
As an attorney who handles construction matters, a lot of people ask me about how to avoid issues with the supply chain and completion. Some of it has to
After months of negotiations in November 2021 the “Build Back Better” Plan passed the U.S. House of Representatives by a narrow vote of 220-213. The $2 billion
Last September, owners of appreciated investment properties and those of us in the commercial real estate industry, collectively exhaled when the proposal to
It is very difficult today to discuss New York real estate without discussing South Florida. Historically, South Florida has been an area where many New Yorkers have owned
It’s a new year, a new President, a new governor, and a new mayor, and we can expect a lot of changes in the city as it pertains to architecture and
Ground leases are considered to be secure source of passive income for land owners. What makes that income stream so secure is the fact that the tenant’s obligation to
Deals have quietly been getting done on Madison Ave. and—slowly—new stores have been opening. There’s been a bit of reshuffling of the deck too, seeing
In my last
NYREJ article in November, I wrote about slightly rising overall capitalization rates indirectly driven by anticipated increased rates by the
