Real Estate News

By Hellen Zaboulani The world as we know it has changed post coronavirus.  Luxury skyscrapers now seem to have lost some of their luster to...

In a new lawsuit filed last Thursday in the New York City real estate world, Hidrock Properties (owned by Abraham Hidary) has leveled accusations...

By: Trevor Danforth Time is running out for New York City’s condominium developers. The conundrum: how to keep funding alive for projects that have ground to...

During a Thursday conference call held by the Community Housing Improvement Program with more than 100 landlords across the city, property owners said no...

By: Tyrone Marschand Companies love opening offices in Manhattan’s famed Meatpacking District. As a result, rents are going up – way up. And image-conscious firms...

By Hellen Zaboulani Two highly anticipated towers are topping off in Nomad. The Virgin Hotel at 1225 Broadway is close to completing its flashy glass...

By: Cynthia Lewellyn In the middle of winter, many families are beginning to resume their lives after the holidays. For one family, life as they...

By: Charles Kenworth The mess at 545 Madison Ave. had nothing to do with the maintenance crew. Money problems caused some tenants to think about relocating....

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: 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...

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,...

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...

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...

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...