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What NYC’s 2026/27 assessment roll signals for the future of property taxation - by Peter Blond
February 24, 2026
Despite the public outcry and articles suggesting the contrary, it doesn’t appear it was anything but business as usual for the 2026/27 NYC assessment roll. In other words,
A smarter path to approval: Enhancing permit expediting across NYC - by Paola Bergonzi
February 24, 2026
Navigating NYC’s approval process can be daunting — even for the most seasoned developers. Between overlapping agency requirements, constantly evolving codes, and the relentless
Will you owe capital gains tax? Consider these strategies - by Michael Packman
February 24, 2026
If you are a property owner who is selling or has sold an investment or commercial property, you likely face a significant tax bill. However, the U.S. tax code — bolstered by the One Big
New York’s innovation future runs through the Southern Tier - by Stacey Duncan
February 24, 2026
New York’s economic future is being written in research labs, engineering centers and advanced manufacturing facilities across the state. From semiconductors and clean energy to biotechnology
Are 6% mortgage rates the new norm? - by John Rynne
February 24, 2026
In my October article there was much emphasis on what effect interest rates have on overall capitalization rates. A lengthy discussion was made regarding the battle of words between President Trump and Federal
When convenience compromises performance: Why “snap-in” replacement windows can fail New York Ci...
February 24, 2026
“Snap-in” or insert replacement windows are often marketed as a fast, minimally disruptive solution: keep the existing frame, avoid demolition, finish in a day. Convenience sells. But in
Avoiding security deposit disputes in New York: What property managers need to know - by Miguel Lope...
February 24, 2026
Security deposit disputes are high-frequency, high-risk situations for property managers, and New York adds its own layer of complexity. As many as 30% of rental disputes nationwide involve security
Beyond Local Law 126: Common structural deficiencies found in NYC parking structures - Why early s...
February 24, 2026
For owners and managers of parking structures in New York City, Local Law 126 is often viewed primarily as a compliance requirement. In practice, however, the law represents only a minimum standard
Financial must-knows for R.E. attorneys in 2026 - by Joseph Ruhl
February 24, 2026
Elevated interest rates, shifting deal structures, and demands for operational efficiency have forced attorneys to navigate financing environments drastically different from even
2026 Women in Construction: Naya Taneja, SPECTOR companies
February 24, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today?I wish more women knew that design and construction are highly collaborative and don’t require
2026 Women in Construction: Bryanna Fernandez, SPECTOR companies
February 24, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today?As a proud Dominican Latina, I want more young women, especially women of color, to know
2026 Women in Construction: Joan Mitchell, EW Howell Co., LLC
February 24, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community?The accomplishment I’m most excited about is assisting management with our annual Obayashi Group Company Meeting last year.
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