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Adams allows ICE to open office at Rikers Island
Federal immigration officials will have a permanent office on New York City’s notorious Rikers Island prison under a ...
Commercial Observer3d
New York Nonprofits’ Office Footprints Could Shrink Amid Federal Cuts
New York State recently lost over $400 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that ...
New York City Council weighs lawsuit to block ICE from Rikers Island
The Democratic-led New York City Council is planning to challenge Mayor Eric Adams' move to allow federal immigration agents ...
Crain's New York Business7d
City office landlords see stocks crater after tariffs announcement
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on foreign imports, Vornado Realty Trust, SL Green Realty ...
New York City Council Approves Bill to Build More Public Bathrooms
New York has far fewer bathrooms, as a percentage of its population, than many other cities around the world. There are just ...
Commercial Observer4d
CBRE’s Mary Ann Tighe On the Shifts Animating New York’s Office Market
Where to start? Tighe (pronounced “Tie”) helped represent auction house Christie’s in its 400,000-square-foot renewal for 25 ...
City & State New York7d
Here’s who’s running for New York City mayor in 2025
What’s his deal: A former Assembly member, Manhattan borough president and city comptroller, Stringer certainly has the ...
POLITICO on MSN8d
Adams to skip New York City’s Democratic primary, run for reelection on nonpartisan line
In this photo taken from video, New York mayor Eric Adams speaks after a federal judge dismissed his corruption case, ...
Crain's New York Business9d
Companies are demanding workers back, but return-to-office rates barely change
A new survey by the city’s leading business group provides further evidence of just how sticky work from home remains, in spite of exhortations from bosses to return to the office.