LIC Condo Board Settles Wage Dispute with Service Workers
April 22, 2024
Condo board settles for $119,000 after not paying required benefits to service workers.
With Construction Resuming, Licensing Agreements Are Back in Play
Written by Bill Morris on August 05, 2020
Bottleneck from shutdown is now being unclogged.
A Man Unafraid of Change
Written by Tom Soter on June 28, 2019
Peter Pisapia welcomes the changes he has seen in Long Island City.
The War Refugee Who Became a Property Manager
Written by Bill Morris on April 25, 2019
Anes Radoncic, born in war-torn Yugoslavia, is living the American Dream.
Amazon Sparked Boom in Long Island City Condo Sales
March 01, 2019
Will the company’s surprise pullout turn the brief boom into a bust?
Amazon Pull-out Stuns – and Splits – New York
February 15, 2019
Company walks away from $3 billion in incentives to build in Queens.
The Condo Boom Has Hit Long Island City
December 07, 2018
Amazon's arrival has already led to a record condo sale.
A Queens Co-op Cries for Property Tax Reform
Written by Shelley Cohen on August 21, 2018
Affordable Citylights faces a crippling tax bill as assessments soar.
A Building Boom in New York’s Worst Flood Zones
July 13, 2018
“I think we have short-term memory,” says one broker.
Queens Co-op Protests Crippling Tax Bill
June 20, 2018
Affordable Citylights co-op caught in a double bind.