Real Estate Archives – Page 5 of 25 – Metro US

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Plot Twist: NYC New Development Condo Sales Have Picked Up in August

By Kael Goodman

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Attorney General’s office reaches settlement with 29 NYC landlords in scheme to deregulate rent-stabilized apartments

By Emily Davenport

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Tenant coalition, Manhattan BP Levine seek housing court slowdown on eviction proceedings

By Max Parrott

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Op-ed | Reviving NYC: Creating more affordable housing

By Kathryn Wylde

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Manhattan ranks 6th on list of most expensive cities for office spaces

By Isabella Roman

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Battery Park City Authority announces new ground rent stability agreement

By Isabel Song Beer

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New York area ranked most expensive metro area to rent, study finds

By Isabella Roman

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Report shows how many New Yorkers are willing to downsize to save for a down payment on a home

By Isabella Roman

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New affordable housing in Chelsea scheduled for 2023 construction

By Isabella Roman

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New report shows how NYC renters are being priced out of their homes

By Isabella Roman

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State OKs zoning override for WTC megatower — and warns of mega price tag for 100% affordable housing demand

By Gabriel Poblete, The City

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Oh rats! Four City Council members seek action plan to stop citywide rodent infestation

By Robert Pozarycki

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The shifting prices of NYC’s most expensive neighborhoods

By Isabella Roman

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Losing homes in NYC: Foreclosure rates spike in some boroughs, but legal experts are dubious about numbers

By Isabel Song Beer

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Rent Guidelines Board approves increases of up to 3.25-5% for leases in rent-stabilized buildings

By Isabel Song Beer

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REBNY set to host an annual awards celebration like none other in its 126-year history

By Esther Wickham and Mac Sorensen

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Speaker Adams calls for lowest possible rent increase before the Rent Guideline Board vote

By Isabel Song Beer

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How to win a bidding war? Assemble the right team

By amNY News

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Video | What you need to know about taxes on the sale of primary residence & business property

By amNY News

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How much will 421-a cost NYC after its expiration?

By Isabel Song Beer

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Gillibrand, Clarke push affordable housing bill to address NYC accessibility issues

By Isabel Song Beer

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Goodbye NYC: Estimates show big city losses, Sunbelt gains

By Mike Schneider, AP

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Housing Rights Initiative files historic lawsuit against real estate companies and brokers

By Isabel Song Beer

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Webinar | What you need to know about taxes on the sale of primary residence & business property

By amNY News

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Average NYC income needs to double just to afford higher median rent, city study finds

By Isabel Song Beer

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City promotes new event for ‘Do Something Good for Your Neighbor’ day

By Isabel Song Beer

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Hard Rock Hotel opens Midtown location in star-studded fashion

By Dean Moses

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Labor unions rally for One45 Harlem apartment towers ahead of City Council vote

By Dean Moses

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Report finds that Manhattan rents are record highs of $1,000 more a month

By Esther Wickham

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Deal for the doormen: Strike averted as 32BJ, landlords reach contract deal

By Ben Brachfeld

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Here are some of the biggest NYC home buying mistakes experts say that you can avoid

By Myrian Garcia

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Here’s how much leg room $1,500 gets you renting in New York City

By Isabel Song Beer

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Report shows when New Yorkers can get the highest price when selling their home

By Esther Wickham

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Flatbush tenants decry building’s neglect, call to pass ‘Opportunity to Purchase’ act

By Max Parrott

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U.S. pending home sales approach two-year low; consumer sentiment slumps

By Lucia Mutikani, Reuters

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