The Real Deal

YuhTyng Patka Discusses 485x and the 99-Unit Building Trend with The Real Deal

YuhTyng Patka discussed new city data showing developers are still capping multifamily projects at 99 units under the 485x tax incentive program, and how the trend is limiting new housing and leading to less efficient buildings.

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The Real Deal

City Council’s Staten Island Rezoning is Ahead of Its Time

Ashley E. Doukas discusses the City Council’s Staten Island rezoning and New York City’s housing supply push with The Real Deal.

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BusinessWire

Adler & Stachenfeld Relocates to 1301 Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan

As of October 5, 2026, our new address is 1301 Avenue of the Americas, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10019. This marks an exciting next chapter for A&S and reflects the continued growth of our Firm and our team.

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Best Lawyers

Adler & Stachenfeld Attorneys Recognized Among the Nation’s Best Lawyers for 2027

Best Lawyers® recognized Terri Adler, Michael Kupin, Eric Menkes, Michael Pollack, Bruce Stachenfeld and Caroline Zelniker. Ones to Watch® honored Asher Belsky, Jonathan Rothstein, Morgan Stevens and Michelle Brown Torgman.

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The Real Estate Observatory

YuhTyng Patka and Zachary Nathanson Featured on The Real Estate Observatory Podcast

YuhTyng Patka and Zachary Nathanson joined The Real Estate Observatory podcast to discuss New York City rent stabilization, the evolving regulatory landscape and the challenges affecting the city’s housing market.

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Crain’s New York Business

Terri L. Adler Named to Crain’s 2026 Notable Leaders in Accounting, Consulting and Law

Terri was one of 97 select senior executive professionals crossing New York’s business and legal communities selected to the publication's annual premier list.

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Law360

Terri L. Adler Shares Insights on Tariffs and U.S. Construction in Law360

In Law360, Terri L. Adler discussed how tariffs, interest rates and rising insurance costs are adding uncertainty to the U.S. construction and real estate development market.

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