Nearly 100 residential buildings in NYC are on long-term leased land and will be subject to new rates in a now-hot market.

The state is seeking a five-year extension to use Medicaid to pay for social needs such as groceries, housing assistance and ...

North ticket, riders must still manually “activate” it before boarding, and repeated late activation can lead to a surcharge.

Prolific real estate firm Rybak Development and BK Developers are behind the project.

Gander, a design firm based in Brooklyn, will serve as "primary consultant" on the team overseeing research and creative development for the stores.

A buyer has acquired 178 and 180 Atlantic Ave., so-called 2A properties, for about $8 million, along with another tax favored sale in Park Slope.

A city in desperate need of homes cannot continue treating every new apartment building as something inflicted upon a neighborhood. Housing is not a punishment. Not having enough of it is.

A vacant parking garage in Tribeca sold for $57 million, and its new owners have plans to build an ultra-luxury condo in its place.

The Cayre family’s Midtown Equities bought 205 Montague St. in Brooklyn Heights for $33 million in 2010.

Knakal claims he arranged the sale of 3 E. 54th St. for $141 million.

S5056B, which has passed both the Senate and Assembly, would require the Department of Health to annually publish detailed heat-related death statistics, including the race, age and gender of victims.

City health officials said Wednesday that they’ve eliminated the source of a deadly Legionnaires’ disease cluster in the South Bronx, marking an end to the second fatal outbreak this summer.