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What You Need to Know About New York’s Good Cause Eviction Law

Thanks to the new Good Cause Eviction Law, many New Yorkers are now protected from eviction or big rent hikes as of April 20th. What this means is that landlords must have a good reason to evict a market-rate tenant, and are now required to justify raising a tenant’s rent by a certain threshold. (Previously, […]

Understanding the Rise in NYC Housing Costs: A Decade of Growth

Over the past decade, the landscape of New York City’s housing market has undergone significant transformation, with costs surging by a staggering 68%. According to a recent report, this rise, the highest jump across the United States, undoubtedly impacts the lives of countless NYC residents. However, understanding the factors behind this increase can illuminate the […]

The Future of Real Estate Commissions – What You Need to Know

The real estate landscape is on the cusp of a significant transformation, particularly in how real estate commissions are structured. Recent developments have sparked conversations, and perhaps even excitement, among home sellers and buyers alike. Headlines touting slashed real estate commissions and the promise of cheaper home-selling costs have flooded our news feeds. But amidst […]

Healthcare’s New Frontier: A Critical Move for Women in 2024

In 2024, the landscape of healthcare is shifting dramatically, especially for women pursuing maternal health services and fertility treatments. Recent legislation in Alabama has sparked a nationwide conversation about access to essential healthcare services, shining a light on the challenges and decisions many women face. With the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos are […]

Victoria Alexander on City Watch

Catch Victoria Alexander in discussion with hosts Jeff Simmons and Carlos Menchaca on City Watch about the impact of the cruise industry on the Red Hook community. Listen here!

10 Ways To Give Back: Realty Collective Celebrates the Work of CUFFH

As part of our celebration of the holidays  — and as a thank you to the larger community that supports us all year long — Realty Collective is proud to feature the work of key non-profit organizations making the borough (and beyond) better every day. We’ve selected 10 non-profits to highlight and we encourage everyone […]

Realty Collective Response to NAR Judgement

At Realty Collective, it has always been our practice to monitor developments that may affect our clients and the way we serve them. The recent verdict in the federal court case against the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in Missouri is a significant event that has captured our attention. We understand that the court has […]

Compére Collective Presents: Hutterites by David Vasilev

We are so excited to present our second of two June exhibits at Compére Collective, “Hutterites,” an exhibition of photographs by David Vasilev. Opening Reception: Thursday, June 22 • 6-8pm • 351 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn   Hutterites by David Vasilev In 2004, Vasilev was in South Dakota photographing the Lakota people when a Medicine […]

Compére Collective Presents: PORTALS by Savannah Green

We are so excited to present our first of two June exhibits at Compére Collective, PORTALS a collage series by Savannah Green, with insights & intuitions from Eryn O’Sullivan.  Opening Reception: Friday, June 9 • 6-9pm • 351 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn PORTALS by Savannah Green PORTALS is a modern & timeless exploration of the ancient […]

New NYC Airbnb Law Requires You To Register Your Short-Term Rentals

A short-term rental property has become a popular side hustle to provide an additional income stream. This is where tenants, landlords, and building owners are at battle. Some New York residents are applying for rentals without intending to live there. The idea is to list them as short-term rental properties on websites like Airbnb, Vrbo, […]