UPCOMING EVENTS

• Fed rate cut sparks cautious optimism in New York real estate after last year's false start

  Last September the Federal Reserve finally made its long-awaited inte

• Union Square residential project shrinks from 150 to 50 apartments in revised plan

  A 150-unit residential project proposed almost three years ago for Un

• Investor keen on rent-stabilized Bronx properties picks up nine more for about $20M

  A landlord with an appetite for rent-stabilized housing has gobbled u

• City anticipates changes to food stamps will cut benefits, dampen economic activity

  The city is projecting that hundreds of thousands of residents will l

• Progress on infectious diseases threatened by federal funding, policy changes, city says

  The city has seen improvements in several infectious disease metrics,

• Council kicks off review of disputed public hospital housing for former detainees

  The City Council is kicking off a battle over a contentious housing d

• City has fewer doctors but many specialties, study shows

  New York City is home to dozens of hospitals and hundreds of physicia

• SL Green sets its sights on acquiring the Chrysler Building

  SL Green is eyeing the Chrysler Building, the jewel o

• Appeals court rejects REBNY’s bid to pause broker law, but case continues

  For the third time, a court has rejected a request by the Real Estate