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Manhattan borough president releases plan to clear out temporary sidewalk sheds

Transit union blocks plan to realign subway service around hybrid work patterns

New law phases out dirty heating oil in all city buildings by 2027!

New "Bean" Sculpture by Anish Kapoor in Lower Manhattan

Local Law 97

How soon could a gas stove ban happen?

2023 Economic Outlook

The Best New Years Eve Events in NYC

'Tis the season'…to start holiday tipping!!!

Does Your Home Insurance Cover Weather and Water Damage?

Half of Manhattan's Office Workers Are (Sort Of) Back, Survey Finds

Mysterious Windowless Buildings in NYC

New Workforce Trends

NYC Primary Elections Are Underway: What To Know, How To Vote

What is a CEMA Loan, and When Does it Make Sense to Get One?

New York City’s FY 2023 Budget by the Numbers

More breathing room for buyers? Increase in listings calms frenzied NYC sales market

6 Reasons Your Mortgage Application Might Be Denied or Delayed that have Nothing to do with You!

Several Bills, Posed to The New York State Legislature, Set to be Voted on in the Next Two Weeks

Congressional Map, Setting Up Primary Clash

Rising Mortgage Rates are Putting Pressure on Buyer Demand

Landlords are raising rents

State of the City Address

Deal Reached to Avoid Doormen, Residential Building Worker Strike

Residential building workers reached a tentative deal with owners for a new contract.

Co-op and Condo Insurance: a Guide to Getting the Best Coverage and the Best Rates in New York

Not all coverage is created equal, and you’ll want to get the smartest, most comprehensive plan possible.

Enjoy Springtime in NYC

To celebrate the beautiful springtime weather, be sure to visit some of New York City’s newest public art installations.

Mortgage Rates Rose to 4.4% Last Week, a Dramatic Increase Ahead of the Fed’s Rate Hike

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate was up more than a quarter-point from last week.

The NYC That Never Was: 7 Robert Moses Projects That Were Never Built

Robert Moses shaped the physical landscape of New York City.

Booze To-Go Plan Spiked by NY Lawmakers in Budget

Provision for permanent to-go alcoholic drinks is on the rocks in Albany.

Is Manhattan’s Back-To-The-Office Moment Finally Here?

Corporate bankers at Wells Fargo will begin returning to their offices.

Here’s How Long It Takes to Sell a NYC Apartment: a Timeline From Pre-listing to Closing

It is becoming easier to predict how long it will take to sell your place.

Protective Screen Doors are Coming to Platforms at Three Subway Stations

Protective screen doors are coming to platforms at three subway stations as part of a new pilot program.

New Promotional Fare-capping Pilot Program for Riders Who Use OMNY Instead of a MetroCard

(MTA) will debut a new promotional fare-capping pilot program for riders who use OMNY instead of a MetroCard.

Real Estate Is Emerging as a Hedge Against Roaring Inflation

Surging markets spurred a buying frenzy for everything from stocks and cryptocurrencies to new homes.

What is ULURP, and Why Should I Care?

The city’s zoning resolution divides up land around the city for distinct uses (residential, commercial, or manufactu...

Higher Interest Rates Ahead

The central bank said it will aggressively unwind last year’s bond buying after a variety of inflation reports.

Jewish Delis: Part of the New York City Landscape

Katz's is one of perhaps two dozen Jewish delis remaining in New York City.

Q4 2021 Manhattan Market Report

Overall, 3,445 apartments were sold in the quarter, up a staggering 79 percent compared to the previous year.

New NYC Laws That Could Impact You in 2022

Scores of new laws that were passed in recent months will come on the books in 2022.

Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball Gets a New Look!

Each year the geodesic sphere, gets 192 new crystal facets that represent themes for the new year.

New York City Is Banning Natural Gas Hookups for New Buildings to Fight Climate Change!

The New York City Council voted to pass legislation banning the use of natural gas in most new buildings.

Talks of Tenant Protections and a Key Tax Break for Developers

Republicans, meanwhile, appear to be uniting behind Long Island Rep. Lee Zeldin.

FHFA: Government to Back Mortgages Up to $970,800 in 2022

The federal government will now back mortgage loans of nearly $1 million, with the new ceiling loan limit.

Tis the Season for Tipping!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year except for the stress of tipping your building staff.

Thanksgiving Wishes from The Stacey Froelich Team

Our team is here to handle all your New York City real estate needs and have access to 17,000 agents.

New York to Reap Billions of Dollars for Mass Transit in “Monumental” Infrastructure Bill

Congress passed a landmark bipartisan infrastructure bill late Friday that will bring billions of dollars.

New York City’s Public Pension Funds Will Not Only Divest From Fossil Fuels, but Also Invest $50 Billion in Renewable Energy

New York City’s public pension funds will not only divest from fossil fuels, but also in renewable energy.

Sales Are Booming in New York City

Sales are booming in New York City, even as international buyers have been mostly absent.

Inflation in 2021

Essential items such as food, furniture and clothes have all gone up in price, according to federal statistics.