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Insights: How much does NYC rely on real estate?
New York City runs on the services, infrastructure, transit, and jobs that millions of New Yorkers rely on every day. But behind much of that is a source of support that often goes unseen: real…
Insiders: Nikki Greenberg on the future of real estate
Technology is rapidly transforming how we live, work, and build in New York City. But understanding what that change means takes people who can connect innovation with real human needs. That’s the…
Is your building ready for Local Law 97?
Local Law 97 is quickly becoming one of the biggest challenges facing New York City buildings — especially co-ops and condos.Designed to cut carbon emissions, the law sets strict limits for large…
Insiders: Suzanne Jones on building a more inclusive NYC
Creating access to opportunity in New York City takes more than policy — it takes people willing to meet students where they are and help them move forward. That’s the work Dr. Suzanne Jones has…
What are sidewalk sheds and why are they everywhere in New York City?
Sidewalk sheds are everywhere in New York City — lining blocks, darkening storefronts, and often staying up for years.Originally designed to protect pedestrians from falling debris, many of these…
Will higher taxes save NYC — or hurt it?
New York City is already one of the most expensive places in the country to live — and to do business.It has some of the highest taxes in the nation and one of the highest levels of government…
Is congestion pricing working?
One year ago, New York City launched congestion pricing: one of the most ambitious and controversial transportation policies in its history.Supporters said it would reduce traffic, speed up buses,…
130 Years of REBNY: How did we get here, and what's next?
Since its founding in 1896, the Real Estate Board of New York has played a pivotal role in shaping the city through cycles of growth, challenge, and reinvention. Many of today’s policies and planning…
How do your packages get to your door?
Every day, more than two million packages move through New York City. And behind each delivery is a complex system of trucks, warehouses, and last-minute logistics most of us never see. As we head…
Before you vote: Do you know what's on the back of the ballot?
Five major ballot proposals could reshape how New York City plans, builds, and governs itself. Supporters say they’ll cut red tape, accelerate housing production, and modernize city government.…
Is NYC’s affordable housing system on the verge of collapse?
New York’s rent-stabilized housing system covers nearly a third of the city’s apartments and shelters more than 2 million New Yorkers. But rising costs, outdated regulations, and political battles…
Insights: Why are there so many 99-unit buildings?
Why are so many new buildings in New York City topping out at exactly 99 apartments? In this bonus episode, we’re bringing you quick insights as REBNY Senior Data and Policy Researcher Henry…
Weather vs. NYC: are we ready?
New York is getting hotter, wetter, and less predictable. For decades, the city was defined by a continental climate, with cold winters and hot summers. But according to the latest U.S. National…
Insiders: Julie Samuels on shaping the future of NYC tech
Have you ever wondered who’s been shaping New York City into one of the world’s leading tech hubs?In this episode of Real Talk Insiders, Julie Samuels, Founder of Tech:NYC, shares her journey from…
Can the Port Authority transform NYC’s travel experience?
New York City runs on infrastructure, but some of its most vital systems have long struggled to meet modern demands. In this episode, we're joined by Rick Cotton, Executive Director of the Port…
Insiders: Betsy Smith leads Central Park into a new era
Have you ever wondered who's behind the evolution of New York City's iconic Central Park? Introducing Real Talk Insiders, a new series featuring candid conversations with the leaders reshaping New…
Can composting fix NYC’s food waste problem?
New York City has officially gone all-in on composting. As of this year, all residential buildings are required to separate food waste—and for the first time, fines are being issued for those who…
What are we risking by skipping local elections?
Every few years, New Yorkers have the chance to shape the future of their city through local elections, but most don’t. In the 2023 primary, just 7% of registered voters turned out, leaving major…
Will AI policies make or break New York’s tech future?
Tech is now the fastest-growing industry in New York City, and artificial intelligence is playing a major role in that rise. As AI becomes more embedded in daily life, city and state lawmakers are…
What are we still getting wrong about Fair Housing?
In recognition of National Fair Housing Month, we’re taking a closer look at the fight for housing equity and what still stands in the way.April DeSimone, founder of Publis, joins us to explore how…
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