Spotlights
2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: Alyssa Tarnok, Herman Katz LLP
Outside of your career, where else do you seek continuous learning and personal growth? I’m an introvert by nature, but three years ago, I became a group fitness instructor to step outside of my comfort zone.
2023 is behind us - by
Michael Packman
For commercial real estate investors, 2023 saw uncertainty between rising interest rates, worries of a deep recession as well as proposals from Washington D.C. to limit 1031 exchanges (again). These uncertainties have left investors that do not have to transact on the sidelines. Corporate Transparency Act A summary of the new reporting requirements - by Sandy Klein
On January 1, 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) went into effect. The CTA requires businesses, including real estate businesses, to file a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Reports with the US Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement NetworkFalling cap rates in 2024 - by John Rynne
The rate of inflation has been decreasing significantly over the past year in part due to the actions of the Federal Reserve which has reduced rates. Ten year treasuries at the end of the fourth quarter in 2023 were 79 basis points lower than at the end of the third quarter.Trestle Community restoration project - by William Gati
The Trestle Community restoration project represents a transformative vision for the Bessemer and Babbage St. corridor, stretching from 84th Ave. to Hillside Ave. This 12-block endeavor is not merely an urban renewal effort but a comprehensive initiative to infuseA 2024 outlook: A community on the rise with more opportunities to discover - by Stacey Duncan
Exciting things are happening in Greater Binghamton. Last year, we received our second $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative award for the Village of Johnson City, opened the majestic Victory Lofts, and were one of only 31 Tech Hub designees in the nation. Through theThe question facing thousands of taxpayers now is whether to protest their 2024/25 assessed value - by Peter Blond
Another year has passed, and New York City has released another real estate tax assessment roll. For most taxpayers, it was an uneventful year-over-year change to the assessed value of their property. As I indicated in my article several months ago, the city possessed sufficientCheck out NYREJ's Semi-Annual
Commercial Real Estate Guide!
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