As New York City’s multifamily market rebounds from years of turbulence, investors are changing their focus in ways we ...

More New Yorkers are hopping into yellow cabs on Manhattan’s busiest streets since the January launch of congestion pricing — a promising, albeit preliminary, indicator for the health of the city's ...

A charging company looks to local grants and private sector partnerships to fill the gaps left by the federal funding freeze.

New York’s top court has been asked to reverse a ruling against a law that would allow noncitizens to vote in New York City municipal elections ...

Adams’ first charter revision commission, convened last spring, came up with five ballot proposals concerning sundry issues ...

A senior official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency ordered employees to place financial holds on a range of the ...

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) after the Department of Justice (DOJ) ordered ...

In a reversal from last year, New York City is the leading location for office-to-multifamily conversions, with 8,310 units in its pipeline, up from 5,215 last year. Washington, D.C., last year’s ...

Interested in serving on a community board? Here’s how NYC high schoolers can get involved in local government.

Two industrial properties in Cypress Hills are getting a residential makeover. Learn about the developers behind this transformation and the scale of their project.

The Municipal Art Society of New York has signed a lease for 7,010 square feet at Capital Properties’ 111 Broadway.