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$4 million budget and $20 million grant allocated to beef up enforcement efforts.

The Department of Buildings has released a new guide for large residential buildings to clarify how to calculate and report carbon emissions in order to comply with Local Law 97, and to explain how properties can challenge their Article 320 designation and request extensions for carbon emission reporting.

A new study reveals that sheds can cut profits by almost $10,000 a month.

Tax credit, coupled with other city, state and federal incentives, can cover most solar costs.

Drops in mortgage rates and possible drops in interest rates are fueling optimism.

U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres has found "egregious disparities" in delivery fees.

Happy Labor Day!!!

September 02, 2024

New York City

The Habitat Group wishes all of our readers a relaxing — and work-free — holiday.

Brokers are prohibited from using compensation as a filtering mechanism for listings.

Some boards face a May 1, 2025 deadline to file first reports on carbon emissions.

The Federal Reserve is expected to start lowering interest rates in September.

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