Rebecca Baird Remba

2 months ago | secondariesinvestor.com | Rebecca Baird Remba

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2 months ago | cityandstateny.com | Rebecca Baird Remba

Roughly 5,300 new hotel rooms are expected to open their doors in 2025, with another 1,700 in 2026, according to Freitag. Zachariah Demuth, the global head of hotels research at commercial real estate brokerage JLL, felt that CoStar’s estimates for new hotel construction were a bit optimistic. He argued that there were only 5,000 units under construction, with half of those set to be complete in the next two years.

2 months ago | perenews.com | Rebecca Baird Remba

As high interest rates, depressed values and fluctuating markets continue to squeeze investors, real estate secondaries is flourishing.

Dec 4, 2024 | brickunderground.com | Rebecca Baird Remba

Can my landlord add a lease rider to legally prevent me from charging my e-bike in my rent-stabilized apartment? Lease renewals are guaranteed for rent-stabilized tenants, and the terms of your lease have to remain the same from year to year, unless there's a new law that authorizes a landlord to make changes, said Altagracia Pierre-Outerbridge, an attorney and founder of Outerbridge Law who represents residential landlords, tenants and condo owners.

Nov 26, 2024 | brickunderground.com | Rebecca Baird Remba

What would happen if my New York City landlord found out about my portable washer, which is banned by a rider in the lease for my rent-stabilized apartment? If your landlord decides they want to enforce the terms of the rider, the first step will involve mailing a notice to cure-which means you have an opportunity to resolve the condition that violates the lease. The notice will offer you 10 days to fix the problem, plus an extra five days if the notice is mailed.