Legal & Regulatory

With so much confusion surrounding the opportunity zone legislation, GlobeSt.com goes back to basics about what investors and developers need to know including their hesitation, what needs clarity, and the benefits and interest behind it all.

Tapping into business potential of foreclosed properties, a New York City investment firm is increasing its stake in a property registration company.

In a Globest.com interview, Claire Bond Potter, professor of history, The New School, says more women are working than ever before but are still being held back.

The center will be a public-private collaboration to support the ethical development and use of data science and AI in New York City's 21st century economy.

The financial institution's plans for 270 Park Ave. will be the first redevelopment under the Midtown East rezoning.

David Unger, whose company Sentient Buildings helps make buildings more sustainable, sees a future disruptor in delivering energy using “distributed energy resources.”

“We are looking to grow our footprint at this point,” said partner Lynda Galligan, who has led the firm's California growth. “We have everything covered, it's just a matter of growth.”

On April 9, the Pennsylvania Superior Court held that a commercial landlord was entitled to recover certain portions of unpaid additional rent under a lease agreement but limited the landlord's recovery based on the statute of limitations.