The data center boom is transforming commercial real estate and attracting billions in investment across the country. As New York pauses certain large developments, questions are growing about job creation, tax revenue, electricity costs, environmental impacts and residential property values. What does New York stand to gain or lose?
Read Moređź—˝ Everyone Talks About Who Left New York. The Real Story Is Who Is Still Choosing to Come For years, the dominant narrative around New York City has centered on people and companies leaving for lower-cost markets. That framing...
Read MoreUpdated April 13th, 2026 🏙️🔍 The spring market is underway across the New York City real estate market, but what’s visible is only part of the story. Activity is picking up. Open houses are busier. More listings are coming...
Read MoreA Property Resilience Assessment can help buyers, owners, developers, lenders, and investors understand how natural hazards may affect real estate. Learn how ASTM E3429-24 works, what it can reveal about a building, and why climate resilience is becoming an important part of real estate due diligence.
Read MoreThe Davis Center is reshaping the future of Central Park’s northern end, and bringing powerful changes to Harlem’s real estate market. With a $160 million investment and a focus on community engagement, this transformational...
Read MoreIn 2025, New York City’s real estate market is undergoing transformative changes driven by post-pandemic shifts, a growing demand for luxury rentals, and a rise in co-living spaces. Whether you’re drawn to Manhattan’s high-end...
Read MoreNew York City’s real estate market is witnessing a significant shift towards sustainability. With increasing awareness of environmental issues and a growing demand for eco-friendly living spaces, green buildings are...
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