DiGiulio

HPD violations are certainly driving landlords mad. They also shape the consumer’s perception of the landlord/management co/ and building. However, there’s more to it than a simple number of violations. ..And there are reasons violations may stay open for years...months

Median rents his $5k for Manhattan for the second month in 2026! Are you moving this year? (Maybe it’s time to buy...)

135 West 50th Street recently sold at auction for a fraction of the most recent sale price in 2006. Commercial to residential conversions are typically cost-prohibitive. The return on investment is almost never going to happen.

Would limiting investors in single-family homes improve the housing market?

What are your thoughts? Is the city going to save a lot of money here? Or just drive out more foreign investment?

Condo and coop owner tax abatement

Charles Cohen facing another Midtown foreclosure suit
Get ready for a summer of record foreclosures and buildings changing hands. If you’re an agent, there’s a lot of opportunity out there.