The 421-a abatement saves new-development buyers thousands per year — until it expires and taxes triple overnight. Here's how to read the schedule.

New York can launch a global brand overnight, but it still takes years to approve a new apartment building. The math behind why housing supply finally might change.

Manhattan's luxury residential market continued its Q3 2025 momentum, driven by cash buyers and high-profile developments like the Flatiron Building conversion.

NYC is converting vacant office buildings into apartments. With Manhattan office vacancy at 16.5% and a 560,000-home target by 2030, here's how the math works.

NYC's City of Yes for Housing Opportunity is the biggest zoning reform in 60+ years — adding capacity for 80,000 homes citywide. Here's what it actually changes.

NYC's office-to-residential conversions are reshaping olde Manhattan — Financial District, Midtown South. Here's the economics and which buildings actually pencil.

NYC faces a dual real estate dilemma — a critical housing deficit alongside abundant vacant office space. The conversion math, the politics, and what works.

Three downstate NY casino licenses are up for grabs. Aqueduct and other racinos are favorites — but Manhattan and Brooklyn bidders could shake the field.

Penn Station's redevelopment is overdue but the current plan misses the mark. The right vision, the politics, and what midtown real estate actually needs.

What's next for Manhattan's Midtown? Inflation, equity declines, and remote work pressure are weighing on the office market. The recovery path mapped.

Senator Schumer confirmed the Second Avenue Subway extension is moving forward. What it means for Upper East Side, East Harlem, and Manhattan transit.

Hudson Yards is taking center stage as Manhattan's largest development since Rockefeller Center. The vision, the math, and what comes next.

Amazon's HQ2 withdrawal from Long Island City stunned NYC. The fallout for LIC, the politics behind it, and what corporate New York learned.