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Long Eddy, NY · Real Estate

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Army Corps’ Real Estate Division Relocates Marine Recruiting Station in NJ

Behind every young recruit raising their right hand to join the armed services stands a quiet, year-round business operation fulfilled by civilian real estate specialists at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Demonstrating this vital link, New York’s Real Estate Division recently orchestrated a complex relocation and modernization of a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting station from Bloomingdale to Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, in a prominent downtown storefront at 200 Wanaque Avenue.

Pompton Lakes, NJ · 29d

Backyard Garden Lover

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New York Cracks Down on Landlords as First Rent Stabilization Settlement is Reached

New Yorkers are starting to see some progress in the fight to rein in “de facto” rent-stabilization buildings in New York City. Attorney General Letitia James’ office shared the news of its first settlement under the Office of the Attorney General’s Rent Stabilization Compliance Program on Sept. 28. It targets de facto rent-stabilization buildings, which...

New York · 10-02

New York Post

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Legal trouble for Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax is just beginning

Cross your fingers that a state judge’s slapdown of the pied-à-terre tax’s rollout marks the beginning of the end of the whole misbegotten tax. This week’s ruling came in a case challenging the burden the city placed on homeowners to prove they don’t owe the tax, which applies to nonresidents who own co-ops and condos valued $1 million or more or one-, two- and three-family homes worth $5 million and up. Not only did City Hall require homeowners to prove they resided in Gotham for more than half the year, it told 17,000 New Yorkers they may be liable for the tax, and posted a list of 900,000 city properties as potentially ripe for the hit, which the judge ordered removed. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks to reporters following an announcement on the construction of Box Street Park in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. Matt Roberts/Shutterstock While the city prepares to appeal that ruling, other plaintiffs filed two more suits contesting the legality of the tax itself. Mamdani promises to push pied-a-terre tax despite influx of new lawsuits In one case, uber-wealthy plaintiffs Wilbur Ross and Steve Wynn argue the tax unconstitutionally

New York, NY · 10-02

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MTGLQ Investors loses bid to revive dormant New York foreclosure

A New York appellate court shut down a foreclosure stretching back to 2010 - because the lender's predecessor torpedoed it years ago. The Appellate Division, Second Department, reversed a lower court order on September 30, holding MTGLQ Investors could not revive a foreclosure inherited through a chain of mortgage assignments from 2006.

New York · 10-01

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Croton Resident Among Three Honored in Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration

New York State Senator Pete Harckham commemorated National Hispanic Heritage Month recently at Ossining Public Library with a special ceremony honoring three outstanding individuals—Manuel Coronel, Jr. of Croton-on-Hudson, Tito Davila of Somers and John “SohoJohnny” Pasquale of Bedford—for their exemplary work in the community. “Celebrating of...

Ossining, NY · 10-02

The City Reporter

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Judge Sends Mamdani’s Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout Back to Square One

A Staten Island judge on Tuesday ordered the Mamdani administration to cancel thousands of notices sent to property owners warning them that they faced a second-home surcharge and to restart the vetting process that erroneously listed primary residences of thousands of New Yorkers as subject to the tax. After sending out the threatening letters to […] The post Judge Sends Mamdani’s Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout Back to Square One appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 09-29

Realty Today

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A $150 Million Rent-Stabilization Fight Just Got a New Player: REBNY. The State Wants Them Both Kept Quiet

New York Attorney General Letitia James is trying to keep both a whistleblower and the city's most powerful real estate trade group out of the court record in her office's fight against Peak Capital Advisors, according to The Real Deal's reporting. The underlying case, filed by James's office and the state Division of Homes and Community Renewal in December 2025, accuses Peak of illegally deregulating 159 rent-stabilized apartments across 31 buildings in Brooklyn and Queens by misusing a decades-old program known as substantial rehabilitation, which lets landlords remove buildings from rent stabilization after full-system renovations. Peak, run by David Gomez and Alex Rabin, says it's facing a $150 million loss if the state's position holds.

New York · 09-24

Realty Today

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A Real Estate Gala’s Toast to Resilience, Backed by the State Comptroller’s Own Numbers

Commercial Observer held its 19th annual Power Gala on September 22 at 7 World Trade Center, in partnership with Silverstein Properties, explicitly framed to commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11. CO Editor-in-Chief Max Gross noted that one of the publication's first galas held after the pandemic had also taken place at the same building, framing the venue's recurring role directly: "I think most of the people here tonight understand that whatever bad things come our way, and many have, and there will be other bad things in the future, the answer is to roll up our sleeves and get to work." The evening's top honor, Investment Deal of the Year, went to Naftali Group's Miki Naftali for the firm's $810 million acquisition of 800 Fifth Avenue in 2025, a deal presented as "a decisive bet among the most irreplaceable locations" made "at a time when investors are navigating higher costs of capital and shifting valuations in a rapidly changing market." Lisa Silverstein, CEO and vice chairman of Silverstein Properties, received the Executive Leadership Award.

Manhattan, NY · 09-25

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Flatbush Brokerage Pays $352,250 After Blacklisting 203 Renters, AG Says

A Flatbush-based real estate brokerage has agreed to pay $352,250 in penalties and restitution after New York State investigators found it illegally screened out prospective tenants using their housing court histories and pocketed unauthorized holding deposits. The firm, Brooklyn High Rise LLC, denied housing to 203 renters over a six-year span based on past court litigation, according to the state's findings.

Brooklyn, NY · 09-19

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New York Landlord Illegally Changed the Locks on Grieving Tenants Right After Their Parents Died, and the State’s Attorney General Says the Pattern Was No Accident

A management company that controlled more than 40 buildings and 3,000 units across Brooklyn and the Bronx has been caught illegally locking tenants out of their own apartments — and […]

New York · 09-14

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As Mortgage Rates Hover Near 7 Percent, Buyers in New York, New Jersey and the Sun Belt Are Finding More Room to Negotiate on Homes

NEW YORK, NY — Homebuyers looking for a bargain are running into a housing market that is still expensive, but not completely closed off. In many places, sellers are leaving “For Sale” signs up for weeks or months, and buyers are starting to ask whether that means prices can finally be pushed down.

New Jersey · 09-14

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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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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BRP Starts $178M NYC-Area Transit-Oriented Project

A combination of public and private financing is funding the mixed-use development. BRP Cos. has started construction at North White Plains, a $178 million, two-building, 296-unit mixed-use, transit-oriented development in Westchester County, N.Y. The project will include mixed-income apartments, retail, community space and publicly accessible open areas. Located directly across from the North White Plains Metro-North train station, the development is slated for completion in the second quarter of 2029.

New York · 09-03

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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

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

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Getting Your New York Real Estate License: A Rockland Resident’s Guide

How to Get Your Real Estate License in New York: A Guide for Rockland County Residents. Rockland County’s real estate market has shifted substantially since the pandemic forced remote work into mainstream acceptance. Home values climbed, inventory moved faster than it had in years, and the demand for agents who knew Rockland neighborhoods increased proportionally.

Rockland County, NY · 08-27

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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

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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

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