Monthly Archives: May 2013

Let’s talk about shirts, specifically why it’s time to consider swapping your cotton button-down for linen shirt. Sure, cotton is a classic choice—comfortable and reliable. But let me explain why linen is making waves and why it’s more than just … Continue reading →

There is still time to reserve your seat for ABO’s June 12th luncheon at the Princeton Club featuring Barry Rudofsky, Managing Member of Bronstein Properties, on the topic: Family Money to Institutional Money and Back The evolution of multifamily finance … Continue reading →

  The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development  is seeking to identify developers to participate in rebuilding 1-4 unit homes that were destroyed or substantially damaged by Hurricane Sandy. Responses to a request for proposals are due … Continue reading →

The State Division of Homes and Community Renewal has proposed significant changes to the Rent Stabilization Code, gutting the four year statute of limitations on  rent overcharge complaints by creating multiple exceptions, including a random hunt for fraud. The Division … Continue reading →