It may seem ludicrous to think about turning on your air conditioner during this bitter cold, but a new bill passed this week will eventually require most New York City apartments to have one—though it will be a few years...
Buyers just got even more in control, and it’s excellent news for investors.Homes are now sitting on the market for the longest time in a decade, with sellers accepting thousands less than their original list price. For those who have...
In This Article Source First (Teacher Rule!): Everything you’re about to learn comes from one textbook: Annual Report to Congress Regarding the Financial Status of the Federal Housing Administration Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund (FY 2025), published by HUD and available...
In This Article A stairway to heaven? Maybe. Higher cash flow for California landlords might be as simple as changing the number of enclosed staircases required in small multifamily buildings. That’s the debate surrounding Assembly Bill 835. California’s fire marshal...
Buying a rental property in another city, county, or state? Then, you’re going to need boots on the ground in that market to help find, fix, and manage your investment property. How do you make sure you’ve got the right...
Hotels in New York City and beyond are now barred from charging hidden “junk fees” that often add unexpected costs to bookings. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the final rule Wednesday, which is projected to save millions by banning fees labeled...
In This Article Every few years, travel quietly changes its personality. Not in a dramatic, sky-is-falling kind of way. More like when you show up at your favorite restaurant and realize they raised prices, changed the menu, and now you’re...
In This Article Extreme weather is increasingly raining down on real estate transactions, with insurers and lenders kicking up storms and killing deals if a new metric—a climate disaster score—doesn’t offer a sunny outlook. As extreme weather events increase in...
Dave:We talk a lot about the housing market, but what about the other real estate market? You know, the one that’s worth $24 trillion, um, of course talking about commercial real estate, including multifamily assets. Commercial real estate is a...
Mark Levine, New York City’s new comptroller, is sounding the alarm on a $12 billion budget shortfall—the city’s largest since at least the 2008 recession. Levine shared the figures with The City ahead of a report set for Friday, estimating...
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