Kathryn Brenzel

The contract between the Hotel Association of New York City and the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council includes raises and continues to cover healthcare costs for members and their families.

The state budget also includes a reboot of the J-51 property tax break, as well as the creation of a new felony charge for tenant harassment.

The Real Estate Board of New York has proposed setting rents at market rates for units that currently revert to rent stabilization when a ground lease at a co-op ends, while also giving a break to low-income residents.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's housing plan includes new financing tools for NYCHA developments.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to extend the timetable to pay off the city's pension debt will free up money in the near term to close a yawning budget deficit.

The final World Trade Center tower is on pause as the Port Authority and the developers figure out how to move forward, given the cost of building materials.

Crain’s recently sat down with her to discuss the role, what she is talking about with business leaders, and the administration’s plans for EDC and some of its projects.

New York lawmakers approved a $268 billion budget, nearly two week past the spending plan's due date.

The $268.5 billion budget, approved by lawmakers late Wednesday, includes $175 million for infrastructure related to Pacific Park, a sprawling development at the intersection of Prospect Heights, Fort Greene, Park Slope and Boerum Hill, that was first launched more than two decades ago.

U.S. airlines and tourism groups are warning of widespread economic damage if the Trump administration follows through on threats to disrupt operations