New York’s All-Electric Buildings Act changes what energy systems most new buildings can use starting in 2026. Here’s what’s covered, what’s banned, what exemptions exist, and how to plan without costly redesigns or permitting delays.
Read More🌿 Local Law 97 (LL97) is New York City’s ambitious building emissions law. Most buildings over 25,000 square feet now face carbon caps, and starting with the first compliance period, owners that exceed their limits will be fined...
Read MoreWhy Co-ops still define NYC homeownership Updated March 2026 Most cities talk condos. New York talks co-ops. In Manhattan especially, co-ops remain the backbone of ownership housing—valued for stability and community, yet often...
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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