Manhattan’s triumphant real estate comeback
Leading New York City luxury real estate broker Stan Ponte reveals the secrets behind a record-breaking year.
What needs to be done to stop underground station deluges
Subway stations in New York were inundated with water following heavy rain on 1 September 2021. But the Big Apple isn’t alone – over the past year we have seen similar images in other major cities, including London and Zhengzhou.
New York property back with a bang after 2020 slump
Real estate sales in Manhattan have skyrocketed far above their 2020 and 2019 levels.
Reshaping the Big Apple: Real estate in New York post-pandemic
It is a lot to ask of a city for it to shut down to apocalyptic levels and then reopen for a new dawn. But if one city is resilient, it is NYC, a city that is seeming a surprising uptick in real estate.
Eve flying taxi aims for New York take-off in 2026
Halo Aviation orders 200 eVTOL aircraft from Embraer-backed company Eve Urban Air Mobility.
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What power do US mayors really have?
Author and legal scholar Richard Schragger says the US's big-city mayors focus on policies far outside their control and lose sight of the ways they can actually effect change.
The pandemic economy could revive one of America’s ugliest fights over local control
Professor Kim Phillips-Fein explains today's parallels with New York City’s financial disaster in 1975.
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