Kathryn Brenzel

One day after Zohran Mamdani won NYC's mayoral election, some real estate executives expressed optimism while underscoring the fights ahead with the mayor-elect.

The Daily Dirt details the debate over affordability at 1720 Atlantic Avenue.

The Daily Dirt details donations to the mayoral campaigns based on the latest NYC campaign finance filings.

The latest filings with the city’s Campaign Finance Board show that real estate professionals gave more than $32,000 to Cuomo on Sept. 29, one day after Adams announced that he was suspending his campaign.

Community Advisory Committees will vote on Steve Cohen’s proposal for a casino near Citi Field.

City surveyors discovered human remains at the former Flushing Airport site where 

Members of the City Council’s Common Sense Caucus filed a lawsuit asking a state Supreme Court to prevent three questions from being posed to voters in November. 

Real Estate Board of New York President Jim Whelan’s advice for potential Mayor Zohran Mamdani is simple: Surround yourself with good people.

Some in the real estate industry are scrambling to figure out a way for Andrew Cuomo to win the mayoral race. Others are trying to work with Zohran Mamdani.

Despite hints otherwise, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams confirmed that the Council will not sue over the housing ballot measures approved by the Board of Elections. 

The New York City Board of Elections will weigh in on the City Council’s request to reject three of the land use-related ballot questions.

Analysis of Zohran Mamdani's policy record in Albany found he voted to approve nearly 3,600 bills, but 440 were vetoed by the governor.

NYC Real Estate Braces For Mamdani as Mayor

The Real Deal’s Daily Dirt digs into what the Midtown South rezoning means for future rezonings

Empire State Development officials consider Cirrus and LCOR to develop the remaining six sites at Pacific Park, as well as Site 5. 

Zohran Mamdani, Democratic mayoral nominee, makes his case to the real estate industry, critical of rent freeze and tax hike proposals.

The Adams administration announced that Cirrus and LCOR will build 3,000 housing units at the former Flushing Airport

The Real Deal’s Daily Dirt discusses real estate attorney Alvin Schein’s move to Adler & Stachenfeld.

The Real Deal’s Daily Dirt looks at recent endorsements and donations by real estate and tenant groups:

The Real Deal’s Daily Dirt looks at proposed uses for $1.3 billion previously allocated for Penn Station