Like many of her fellow classmates at New York University, Yanchu Zhao has a busy schedule. A college junior, she has a double major in economics and journalism, and juggles classes, an internship and life with roommates in a rental near Herald Square. But unlike many of her fellow classmates, Ms. Zhao came to the […]
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The biggest news out of the crop of monthly rental market reports for April 2015 is that Brooklyn’s median rental price jumped 5.6 percent from the prior year set a record at $2,961, according to Jonathan Miller, preparer of the Elliman Report. That’s the most expensive figure since Miller Samuel began tracking northwest Brooklyn rents
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Much has been written in the past year about the dynamic Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, her bold quest to overhaul the $60 billion blood taking and analysis business. Holmes’ twist: requiring only one drop of blood vs. many vials for a battery of tests using Theranos’ proprietary hardware and software. The 10-year-old startup – valued at $9
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California lawmakers have reintroduced legislation designed to protect franchise operators from what some describe as predatory practices by franchisors. Assembly bill 525, introduced April 6, is a modified version of Senate Bill 610, which was approved by state lawmakers in August 2014 but was vetoed by Gov. Jerry Brown. The bill attempted to redefine the
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More Americans may be looking to get away as vacation home sales jumped last year. Vacation home purchases made up 21% of all home sales last year at an estimated 1.13 million, the highest level since 2003 and a 57% increase from 2013, according to a report from the National Association of Realtors. The stock
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