Legal & Regulatory

GlobeSt.com's sister publication, The Daily Business Review, is reporting that a nationwide putative class action lawsuit claims the National Association of Realtors and four leading broker franchisors of developing practices that stifle competition and allow for hiked commission prices. But the targets of the lawsuit call the allegations "baseless."

With S corporation and partnership income tax returns due soon, Anchin partner Marc Wieder cautions against hasty deductions and shares a tip that could save co-op owners money.

“Building a stronger, fairer New Jersey economy requires taking an innovative approach to community revitalization that acknowledges economic prosperity and environmental sustainability are not competing goals but mutually reinforcing ideals,” says Governor Phil Murphy.

Developers should focus less on the benefit from the opportunity zone incentives and more on the overall return from investing in the property, says Jeff Monge, managing partner of Monge Capital.

Village Preservation (the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation) urges protection for the historic tavern's interiors following its sale to the notorious landlord.

This disruptor should not catch the real estate industry by surprise says the CEO of the transportation information company TransitScreen in a GlobeSt.com interview.

The Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York and the Hudson Yards developer have agreed to end their ongoing disputes.

The new fund follows a bar association report estimating significant cost savings by providing access to counsel to low-income tenants facing eviction.