Kathryn Brenzel

This week the WeWork co-founder and former CEO announced a new enterprise: Workflow, a co-working concept that is less beer and ping-pong, more mushroom coffee and sustainably-sourced, ergonomic furniture.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development proposed rules for tax breaks for multifamily and office conversion projects.

The Daily Dirt discusses how some hotel groups still oppose a controversial hotel licensing bill on track for passage in New York City.

Plans for 500+ units at Ninth Avenue site date back nearly a decade In January, Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to redevelop a parking lot in Inwood.

State officials seized the phone of Cushman & Wakefield broker Diana Boutross as part of a probe into the city’s commercial leases.

Office owners saw lifeline in city leases As office landlords struggled, city agencies provided relief.

The City Planning Commission certified an application to rezone a 21-block area, mostly along Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn.

The Daily Dirt discusses efforts to boost the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity ahead of next week’s hearings

City Council member Julie Menin reached a final agreement with the hotel union and operators to exempt hotels with fewer than 100 rooms, from provisions in the hotel licensing bill that require hotels to directly employ all of their core staff.

After a meager initial response, developers are now looking to build 71,000 apartments with the extension to the lapsed 421a property tax break.