This page covers the housing market, property transactions, major development projects and residential trends in New York City. Reporting tracks how market shifts affect inventory and affordability across the city.
The Korea International Trade Association is funding a major overhaul of its 22-story Manhattan building at 460 Park Avenue.
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Should New York City offer tax breaks to big office renovation projects?
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Do you support New York City's pied-à-terre tax on second homes?
A Brooklyn appeals panel found the homeowner plaintiffs lacked standing and reversed a September Staten Island ruling that had halted the tax rollout.
Traditional banks held the top five spots among New York City commercial mortgage lenders in the year starting August 2025.
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Should homeowners who fall far behind on mortgage and tax payments lose their homes?
The Marquand triplex owned by developer Ziel Feldman is set to be sold at auction after a dispute with Bank of America over unpaid mortgage and tax debt.
This section follows housing market statistics, individual property sales, commercial and residential construction projects and local zoning and development policy. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever property values or housing access are in flux. The distinct density of the city creates a constant tension between the preservation of historical character and the demand for new residential capacity. Market reports and construction milestones are the most frequent drivers of activity, often constrained by interest rates and credit conditions.
