According to a recent  Crain’s New York Business  article, more than half of the condominium units purchased on or after 2015 are now being sold at a loss. The piece cites data from a report issued by the brokerage Brown Harris Stevens which found a prolonged period of stagnation as the culprit. The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019, along with newly enacted local laws addressing lead paint and “Good Cause” eviction, has made property ownership and managemen

In the realm of real estate law, few matters are as complex and emotionally charged as actions involving family members. Several states,...

Real Property Law Section 231-B, effective as of June 21, 2023, now requires all landlords to provide a notice to their tenant(s)...

The New York City Department of Buildings (“DOB”) has a new rule relating to the safety and upkeep of building façades, particularly...