Recently, the New York City Council released a proposed budget that included a section for $212 million for funding “Fair Fares”. This proposed program would give New Yorkers the ability to obtain half-priced MetroCards to citizens within the city whose income falls...
As society advances, we find that our world is becoming smaller and more efficient. The same is happening to the real estate market. Micro-apartments, small, single-room apartments, are becoming a popular trend in large cities around the world who face issues of a...
New York City is the center of big dreams and an even bigger standard of living. Many pick-up and move to NYC without properly preparing for the longevity of living in the city. There are many ways to set yourself up for success when wanting to take the plunge and...
Brooklyn is one of the most popular and densest boroughs in New York City. Yet, it is the northern neighborhood of Brooklyn called Bushwick that is attracting young people to live there. There has been a clear change socially and economically within this new,...
2016 was a big year for NYC real estate, from the resurgence of the Lower East Side to the opening of the first office building at Hudson Yards, and even a final debut of the Second Avenue Subway line, almost one hundred years in the making. Outside of Manhattan...
Like many places in NYC, Long Island City (LIC) was once farmland. Its history as such is as recent as the 1920s. Since then, it had become known for its factories and warehouses, like Wonton Foods, Inc., which is the largest manufacturer of fortune cookies (among...
