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The City Reporter

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‘Off a Cliff’: AI Devours Entry-Level Tech Jobs, As Experienced Workers Hold On

Adoption of artificial intelligence is soaring in New York City, but the great AI jobs apocalypse is nowhere in sight — except in entry-level tech positions, where demand has plummeted, closing off a key avenue to well-paying jobs for young workers. A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released earlier this month […] The post ‘Off a Cliff’: AI Devours Entry-Level Tech Jobs, As Experienced Workers Hold On appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 09-14

The National Law Review

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25 Years After 9/11: Employer Obligations to Inform Affected Workers of Victim Compensation Funds

With the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, New York employers may want to note that state law requires practicable efforts to notify employees who worked near the World Trade Center towers during and after the attacks of their eligibility for two victim compensation funds. Quick Hits The 9/11 Notice Act and regulations require employers to notify “where practicable” current and former employees who worked in affected areas of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn of potential eligibility for federal compensation funds. The funds are not limited to first responders but apply to those helped with the clean-up and construction or lived, worked, or went to school in the affected areas during and after the attacks. A quarter century after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the effects of the tragedy continue to linger, especially in New York City. Recently, Mayor Zohran Mamdani declared September 11 an official “Citywide Day of Remembrance and Service” to honor victims, first responders, survivors, workers, and affected families. In May 2025, New York’s Empire State Department (ESD) finalized regulations under the 9/11 Notice Act requiring employers to notify “where practicable” current and former employees who worked in Lower Manhattan and Western Brooklyn during

New York, NY · 09-10

City Limits

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New Player Enters Debate Over Vacant Rent Stabilized Apartments, & What Else Happened This Week in Housing

Unlock Our Housing NYC, a new nonprofit founded by property owner advocate Jay Martin, says there is common ground for landlords and tenants on one issue: the tens of thousands of vacant rent stabilized units in the city. Can tenants and landlords just get along?. A landlord-backed group says they’ll...

New York, NY · 09-11
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therealdeal.com

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Policy Pro: Real estate industry split on COPA

Hello, let’s get into today’s news at the intersection of real estate and policy. The real estate industry’s once-unified front against COPA has fractured. Developers who ignore stop work orders would face great scrutiny under a new City Council bill. A J-51 reboot could unlock tax breaks...

New York, NY · 09-10
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ajot.com

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Peter Pappas joins HDR as New York/New Jersey Transportation Manager

Peter Pappas, P.E., an industry leader with more than 30 years of experience across a wide range of markets, has joined HDR to serve as New York/New Jersey transportation manager. Based in the firm’s Manhattan, New York, office, Pappas will provide operational leadership while also supporting business development and overall...

New Jersey · 09-08

Gothamist

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Acclaimed NJ distillery is leaving for NY, as the Garden State industry pleads for reform

Gil Spaier, founder of All Points Distillery in Newark, says New Jersey's restrictions on the industry is forcing his business to move to New York. All Points West Distillery in Newark says a planned move to the Hudson Valley is unavoidable due to regulations strangling the industry. [ more › ]

Newark, NJ · 09-05

Gothamist

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America's last foie gras farmers say they've evolved, want NYC ban overturned

Thousands of ducks crowd in a Hudson Valley barn before they begin a three-week stretch of force-feeding. The future of America's last two foie gras farms, which are both in New York, hinges on a ruling by the state's highest court. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 09-03

westchestermagazine.com

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Westchester’s New Standard for Cannabis Retail

New York’s cannabis industry has grown rapidly, but truly elevated retail experiences remain uncommon. In New Rochelle, The Cannabis Reserve is helping redefine what a dispensary can be by creating a destination centered on education, thoughtful curation, and community. Opened in October 2025, the dispensary transformed a former Wells...

New Rochelle, NY · 09-01

wheninyourstate.com

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Mamdani tax policies fuel renewed concerns over wealthy New Yorkers leaving for Florida

Tax changes put New York’s wealthy residents in focus. New York is taking a closer look at how it taxes wealthy residents, while Florida continues to attract people and income from across the country. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s tax proposals, along with a new surcharge targeting certain expensive second homes, have put the issue back in the spotlight.

New York · 08-31

New York Post

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NYC blows over $237M on tips for coffee annually — as individuals shell out eye-popping amounts each: study

Big Apple coffee fiends are spending loads of bread on brew — but the actual cost of a cuppa is just the tip of the iceberg. NYC go-getters fueled by beans, cream and sugar are being “guilt-tripped” into tipping an average of $357 to baristas each year, warns a new report on the ever-controversial rise of tipping culture. More startling, java junkies across the entire Empire State annually spend over $237 million, combined, in gratuities to coffee shop employees, per the findings. New Yorkers are spending millions in tips to baristas every year, per an eye-popping new report. Cavan for Adobe – stock.adobe.com That’s a lot of dough to blow on a cup of Joe. Ex-waitress shares restaurant secret about tipping that most customers never realize “The pressure to tip is growing day by day, and the service staff provides to earn tips is minimal in some instances, such as a coffee from the coffee shop,” wrote study authors for GigaCalculator , a virtual mathematical resource. “The average American drinks three takeout coffees a week, and the average price of a coffee in New York City is $6.20,” continued the experts, citing trending Numbeo data . “Consumers are now expected

New York, NY · 08-31

thehypemagazine.com

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A New Era of Cannabis Retail in Harlem: Inside the Vision of Dynasty Commodities

New York State, United States: The cannabis retail landscape in New York is entering a new era as consumers increasingly look for quality, transparency, knowledgeable service, and a more welcoming shopping experience. In Harlem, this evolution is creating opportunities for businesses that understand both the changing expectations of cannabis consumers and the cultural character of the community they serve. Dynasty Commodities is embracing this shift with a modern approach to cannabis retail that brings together carefully selected products, an elevated environment, customer focused service, and a strong appreciation for Harlem’s identity.

New York, NY · 08-30

mindfullyamerican.com

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How Much Does a Storage Unit Cost in New York in 2026?

A storage unit in New York costs anywhere from about $58 a month upstate in Rochester to more than $850 a month in Manhattan. Size decides a lot of that gap. A standard 10×10, the size many people picture, runs about $119 a month upstate and about $379 a month in Manhattan, nearly a $260 swing for the exact same box.

New York · 08-29

hoodline.com

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Soundview Developer Splits 297 Apartments Into Three Towers to Dodge Wage Law

A developer has filed permits for a 13-story mixed-use building at 831 Rosedale Avenue in Soundview, but that tower is only one-third of a much larger plan quietly taking shape in the neighborhood. The same developer has also filed for two more buildings nearby, and all three share a very specific number: 99 units apiece.

New York, NY · 08-29

bkreader.com

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The Mayor's Grocery Plan Raises Concerns for Independent Grocers

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to open five city-owned grocery stores is facing legal challenges from a coalition of business owners who argue the initiative could hurt independent grocers, particularly immigrant- and minority-owned businesses, according to Gothamist. The Multicultural Business Coalition filed two lawsuits Monday in New York State Supreme...

New York, NY · 08-30

The Cool Down

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National Grid starts gas line overhaul for 70 Long Island homes amid New York pipeline debate

The NESE pipeline was also originally rejected by New York regulators in 2019.

Bayville, NY · 08-29

longislandbusiness.com

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Family-Run LI Personal Injury Law Firm Finz & Finz Achieves Some of NY’s Top 2025 Results, Including Record-Setting $40M+ Medical Malpractice Verdict

Mineola-based, family-run law firm Finz & Finz, PC was recently awarded a particularly impressive distinction by a well-known online legal journal that serves to illustrate their success and determination when it comes to working a myriad of personal injury cases for their many clients over the years. Since being founded...

New York · 08-28

The Coconut Mama

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These New York grocery stores disappeared in 2026—and shoppers are feeling the impact

New York shoppers have seen several familiar grocery names disappear in 2026 as retailers continue to reshape their footprints in response to changing consumer habits and financial pressures. From a…

New York · 08-27

Realty Today

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Why So Many New York Apartment Buildings Keep Stopping at 99 Units

Walk past a handful of new construction sites in Brooklyn or the Bronx and you may notice a strange coincidence: building after building lists almost exactly 99 apartments. It isn't a coincidence. It's the predictable result of where New York State drew a line in its newest housing tax incentive, and multiple independent data sources now confirm just how consistently developers are building right up to it.

New York · 08-27

Gothamist

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NYC homes hidden behind LLCs complicate pied-à-terre tax rollout

Mayor Mamdani's pied-a-terre tax has been complicated by the number of residences owned by LLCs. LLC owners who elude the Department of Finance could escape the tax and lower overall revenue from the tax. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 08-26

therealdeal.com

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No solutions in sight for co-ops’ pied-à-terre problem

Problems created by the pied-à-terre tax are popping up faster than they’re being solved. You already know the tax was shoehorned into the state budget in mid April, two weeks after the budget was due, with no public vetting. Then the city rushed to implement it in a hopeless attempt to collect $500 million in 10 months.

New York, NY · 08-25