New market-rate housing is still pretty scarce, and most of what is rising are apartments priced as affordable housing, aimed at those who can’t pay market rates.
Read Full Article (PDF)Only in New York would we grant an official title for the most gentrified neighborhood.
Read Full Article (PDF)Despite concerns regarding the MTA’s planning closing of the L train in 2018, Douglaston Development’s The Edge III forges ahead with contruction on their project along the Williamsburg waterfront.
Read Full Article (PDF)The Citizens Housing Planning Council (CHPC) has awarded Douglaston Developments Chief Executive Office, Jeff Levine, with the Impact Award for Housing.
Read Full Article (PDF)In 2016, a lot of Americans—including your mild-mannered Commercial Observer editor—have gone poll crazy.
Read Full Article (PDF)Bigger is better — even when it comes to New York City’s residential buildings.
Read Full Article (PDF)Not to get too Inside the Actors Studio on our owners, but one of the questions we felt compelled to ask was, “If you weren’t in real estate, what would you do?”
Read Full Article (PDF)Jeffrey E. Levine is a chairman of Douglaston Development, Levine Builders and Clinton Management.
Read Full Article (PDF)Nostalgia and pride are powerful motivators for philanthropy, which are how college endowments at the nation’s elite universities got as large as they are today.
Read Full Article (PDF)Developers are flooding the Bronx with thousands of new affordable units, but it’s far from building as usual at a crop of new buildings.
Read Full Article (PDF)Members of the real estate families may come into a world at an advantage, but joining the family business carries a lot of pressure.
Read Full Article (PDF)New York Knicks center Joakim Noah will have an easy commute to practice after landing a penthouse in Chelsea for $5.8M.
Read Full Article (PDF)Now that the hullabaloo over 421a is coming to an end, let’s talk about New York City property taxes, shall we?
Read Full Article (PDF)Bigger is better — even when it comes to New York City’s residential buildings.
Read Full Article (PDF)Luxury high-rises are setting the bar high for multifamily construction–literally.
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