By: Charles Kenworth The mess at 545 Madison Ave. had nothing to do with the maintenance crew. Money problems caused...
By: Jim McClintock New Yorkers were given a sneak peek at the 3 Hudson Boulevard tower this week. The new tower will be going up close...
By: Ilana Siyance One of New York City’s ‘worse landlords” has been slapped with a $2 million lawsuit from tenants who allege they are being overcharged...
By: Hadassa Kalatizadeh The planned 21-story tower at One Boerum Place in Downtown Brooklyn is close to topping out. The triangular shaped parcel of land situated atop Borough Hall...
By: Ilana Siyance The mini-city taking shape on Manhattan’s Far West Side is becoming a behemoth for big companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google, whose...
Edited by: TJVNews For those who watch the New York City real estate market, the final month of 2019 saw a huge sale at 220 Central...
By Andy B. Mayfair It’s the biggest missing persons case in New York State’s history – but it’s no mystery. People are leaving New York in...
By: Edward Meranian Sales of homes in Manhattan were down by 1.2% for the fourth quarter, according to a brand new report. According to appraiser Miller...
By: Uri Klemkov A new team of building inspectors in New York City has been conducting surprise inspections at jobsites for major construction projects, a program...
By Tom Roberts Luxury may not be all that it used to be. The prices of “luxury” real estate properties worldwide rose an anemic 1.1% in...
By: Max Devereaux The building housing New York City’s Lord & Taylor is set to get a $438 million facelift – thanks to WeWork Once renovated...
By: Ilana Siyance After an extensive search for additional office space in the Big Apple, Facebook is heading for Hudson Yards. The social media and networking...
By: Hellen Zaboulani The 9/11 Tribute Museum honoring the horrific attacks on NYC’s World Trade Center may be getting the boot, out of its current location....
By: Mike Mustiglione The amount of square feet devoted to warehouses across New York City is expanding rapidly, new research shows. Driven by e-commerce firms like...
By Howard M. Riell Brooklyn Councilman Stephen Levin is working on rent control for commercial locations. It would apply to office space, retailers and manufacturers. In...
By: Herosha Krishner Successful Iranian Jewish real estate developer Ben Shaoul has sold an Upper East Side retail condo for $15.3 million in Bitcoin. The landlord, whose...
