Erik Engquist is a Columnist at The Real Deal. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, housing market trends, property management, and real estate investment. Erik's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and The Real Deal.
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Erik Engquist's focus is on local real estate, housing, and government policies primarily within New York City. His coverage attributes reflect a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to the real estate industry.
To effectively reach out to Erik, consider providing insights or commentary on local real estate developments, housing policies specific to New York City, rent control issues, or landlord-tenant dynamics. Additionally, offering perspectives on government initiatives impacting the NYC real estate market would likely resonate with his coverage.
Given his geographic focus on New York City and its surrounding areas, pitches should be tailored to address localized issues within this region. This could include topics such as rezoning efforts in specific neighborhoods or discussions around affordable housing plans unique to NYC.
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Real estate exec: New law limiting turnover, pushing up rents Good cause eviction was not expected to have much impact in New York City, for two reasons:
Vornado chief's tone-deaf remarks drowned out better message As Mayor Zohran Mamdani flailed about trying to raise tax rates, I kept thinking
Even if profit opportunities remain for “disciplined” buyers of rent-stabilized buildings, so do risks, and several are likely to happen.
The idea was to show whether the city is responsive and reasonable in its dealings with applicants. His expectations were low because it had already been eight months and he hadn't gotten very far. Plus he had been reading articles in The Real Deal about other landlords' experiences
Pro-housing borough president says lenders need initial 6.5% return
New taxes will spark avoidance strategies, may help rentals Real estate people are scrambling to gauge the effects of the pied-à-terre and cash-buyers taxes.
Sub-rehab applications dump 1,100 pages on each tenant The original Luddites were textile workers trying to stop machines from taking their jobs.
Legislation would deter gut renovations, perpetuate eyesores Did you know that toxic house flippers are sucking money out of neighborhoods and making them unaffordable?
Howard Alkoff's well-kept portfolio selling at discount, thanks to HSTPA “They did everything a landlord was supposed to do.”
A mountain lion walking down the street would usually be cause for alarm in the suburbs of Southern California. But in Woodland Hills, a grainy photo of a feline interloper has been greeted like the Messiah by some local residents.
