The New York Real Estate Journal featured Andrew Lieb, Esq. in the Year in Review 2018.
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Wednesday, January 02, 2019
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The New York Real Estate Journal recently interviewed Andrew Lieb, Esq on technology and legislative trends.
Read the full article here.
Read the full article here.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
There has been a lot said about AirBnB these days. It's been called a disruptive technology (a compliment in the technology world) as a result of its leveraging the international sharing culture in real estate, by Gigaom, Fastcompany, and Techcrunch, among others. Yet, it has also been labeled as an illegal hotel site, which doesn't sufficiently warn its customers that their participation may be illegal as a violation of local transient laws. The latter appears to be the sentiments of New York State, as evidenced by the recent subpoena issued by the state's attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, seeking data on AirBnB's hosts. In response, AirBnB seems to be crafting a public relations campaign defending its business model by proposing that legislation be introduced at the state level requiring its users to pay taxes incident to their rentals.
However, taxes and labels are neither here nor there. The real question is if AirBnB's business model is legal in the first instance, as their practice is quite similar to that of a licensed real estate brokerage in the state of New York, but without AirBnB having such licensing, according to the eAccessNY Occupational Licensing Management System......
See full published article by Andrew Lieb, Esq., MPH at the New York Real Estate Journal: http://nyrej.com/66975#sthash.hltxB4mB.dpuf
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Check out Page 12 of The New York Real Estate Journal. Latest Article published by Andrew Lieb, "Brokerage: End of corporate titles ushers in professionalism". In this article, Andrew discusses the latest update in advertising regulations and the practice of Real Estate Professionals in NY.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
New York's highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled earlier this year that "zoning is concerned with the use of land, not with the identity of the user" in the case of Sunrise Check Cashing and Payroll Services, Inc. v. Town of Hempstead.
What does this mean to commercial landlords and tenants? How should you, a real estate professional, be equipped to now navigate the commercial real estate industry?
Learn more at the New York Real Estate Journal
