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New York Just Froze Hyperscale Data Centers. What Does It Mean for Commercial Real Estate?

Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed an Executive Order creating the nation’s first moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, temporarily pausing State environmental permits for up to one year.
More than $10 billion in planned New York data center projects now face delays as the new policy requires stricter environmental review. What happens as New York pauses billions in data center development?

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NYC Rent Freeze Starts October 1. What Every Property Owner, Investor, and CRE Broker Needs to Know Now

The Rent Guidelines Board has voted 7 to 1 to freeze rents for approximately 1 million rent-stabilized apartments across the city. The new rule applies to all one year and two year leases starting October 1. Whether you own rent-stabilized assets, invest in multifamily, finance properties, or lease commercial space, October 1 is a date worth watching.

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7 Winning Strategies in 2026 for Office Designs: How to Get Employees Excited and Return to Work in NYC

NYC offices are no longer competing with other buildings. They are competing with home. At the New York City Commercial Real Estate Advisors, we are seeing that return-to-office momentum is improving, but companies are realizing something important. Employees are not returning simply because leadership says so. They are returning when the office actually gives them a reason to.

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Oil Prices Are Shaking New York Commercial Real Estate. How To Know If Your Property Is At Risk?

New York commercial real estate is facing pressure from multiple directions at once. Heating oil prices have surged nearly 40% year over year. Construction costs could rise another 2% to 6%. Financing conditions remain tight. And geopolitical uncertainty continues to fuel volatility in global energy markets. What are the signs that your property is at risk from oil shock?

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Is NYC About to Freeze Rents on 1 Million Units and What Happens Next?

Nearly 1 million rent-stabilized housing units in New York City are at risk of a rent freeze. This policy can help tenants stay financially stable by preventing sudden rent increases and allowing them to remain in their homes despite rising living costs. However, owners and industry developers are concerned with the bigger picture. What happens next?

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