New York City

The Bull was first placed outside the Stock Exchange as a piece of guerrilla art. But now, nobody knows who owns it, according to Ben Fractenberg at The City Reporter.

Converting unused office buildings into apartments or condos could ease the housing supply. But after a high-profile engineering failure, will people want to move in?

Here’s what that means for commercial real estate in the Big Apple.

Spirit’s bankruptcy estate is auctioning off its access to New York’s LaGuardia Airport in order to repay the defunct airline’s creditors.

Rising costs, changing demand, and economic pressures are reshaping how plant shops operate.

Two year-olds in “high-need” areas will be the first to benefit from free child care that older preschoolers already receive.

In New York, more than 12,000 new apartments are being created from office buildings that have struggled to recover since the pandemic.

Fewer tenants reported falling behind on rent, but landlords complained that they fell behind on making repairs.

Topher Soltys and his husband bought a place in New York City earlier this year, and saw their monthly housing costs double.

For Ola Akinmowo, libraries have always been a place of community care. Her library is no exception.