“The high end of the New York City home sales market slowed this quarter in comparison to past quarters,” says REBNY president John Banks.

The Alliance for Downtown's recent report is bullish on continued economic growth.

Eastern Consolidated reports a drop in investment sales activity but with increases in Midtown West, the West Village and Chelsea.

Coldwell Banker Commercial Advisors analysts point to stronger results in the second half of last year as key indicators of better times in 2018.

The construction industry now can be viewed as “one of the backbones of the middle class in New York,” the Building Congress says.

The partnership has closed on its first purchase, a five-property portfolio of 368 rent-stabilized apartments in the Fordham, Belmont and Concourse sections of the Bronx.

The median sale price of a condo-co-op in Manhattan rose 3.6% to $1.14 million in 2017, a new record.

Law firms accounted for 7.2% of all Manhattan leasing last year, up from 6.9% in 2016, says Colliers International.