There are some exciting opportunities and we are seeing these projects come across our desks in a way that we have never seen before. So, we are getting the at-bats and we are taking a swing.
New venture to bring stability to rent controlled multifamily housing in New York City in deal supported by broad cross section of New York City and State elected and public officials as well as dozens of local and national non-profits.
The compensation structure plaintiffs’ lawyers would like to dismantle—one in which listing brokers offer compensation to buyer brokers for finding a buyer—promotes consumer choice, encourages market competition and boosts access to homeownership.
The partnership will significantly enhance New York State’s position as a leading candidate to secure anchor hub status under the federal National Semiconductor Technology Center, a designation with the potential to unlock more than $11 billion in federal CHIPS and Science Act funding.
Mid-Hudson MLS adds 1,400 agents and 350 offices to OneKey® MLS, and enables every professional to access data seamlessly from Montauk to Manhattan to the Hudson Valley.
The largest investment in Eastern Queens in 70 years promises to transform the 58-acre state-owned campus into 2,873 units of new housing, with 55% designated for homeownership.
In 2021, the net number of taxpayers leaving the State was still higher than in 2019 at every income level, with the greatest increases for those with incomes over $500,000 (more than double that in 2019) and at incomes below $50,000 (76 percent greater than 2019).
COVID, not taxes, drove 2,400 millionaire households out of New York in 2020-21. Yet New York gained 17,500 millionaire households in the same period, a 7x increase that belies tax migration theories.
NYPA plans to downsize into purpose-built 250,000 sq. ft. Class-A headquarters built with sustainability in mind, and sell current 400,000 sq. ft. HQ at 123 Mainstreet.
Two 41-story luxury towers anchor the mixed use residential complex, with 906 apartments, 91 affordable apartments, and active street level commercial use space on Buena Vista Ave.
Public-private investment kept mom-and-pop stores open, provided safe and quality housing for residents, and decreased historic poverty levels — and boosted jobs and businesses by 25% and 20%, respectively.
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