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Midtown East is a critical contributor to the strength of the New York City office market. That was the clear message during EisnerAmper’s and Bloomberg’s Real Estate at a Crossroads event at Bloomberg’s headquarters on June 22.

EisnerAmper and iGlobal Forum’s Global Leaders in Real Estate Summit included a panel on “Opportunities in Office Properties: Analyzing Job Data to find the Right Market.” The panel focused on the shift in how office users are utilizing space.

EisnerAmper presented Bisnow’s 2nd Annual Long Island State of the Market event at the Garden City Hotel. This real estate forum discussed ‘all things Long Island,’ sharing perspectives on development from major market players.

EisnerAmper partner has some burning questions for Bill Rudin, vice chair and CEO of Rudin Management Company, Inc., chair of the Real Estate Roundtable, and chair-elect of REBNY. And you’re invited to hear the answers first-hand.

The accounting profession has been wrestling with the issue of promulgating a unified (FASB and IASB) revised lease accounting pronouncement. The most recent FASB meeting to deliberate took place in December, 2014. There are 3 things that have become clear.

Trends in construction liability in NYC and what may happen with the Federal Terrorism Reinsurance Program which is set to expire on 12/31/14. A review of the commercial terrorism insurance market versus Terrorism Reinsurance Program and private insurance options.

Foreign investments in the U.S. continue to increase. Last year was one of the largest foreign investment influxes in real estate investments. U.S. real estate is a very attractive investment to international investors, as U.S. real estate is viewed as a safe haven investment option.

Chinese investors are comfortable with U.S. real estate assets as they feel that they are relatively safe investments. Attendees heard key takeaways on current Asian investing trends in the NYC marketplace at the Asian Investing in New York City seminar.

The Permit Extension Act was originally established with the purpose of extending permits and approvals affecting the physical development of property located within the State of New Jersey. Developers are encouraged to prepare now for the expiration of the Act.

EisnerAmper’s Lisa Knee interviews NYC Department of Urban Planning’s Purnima Kapur. She discusses the challenges of New York City, Mayor De Blasio’s ambitious housing plan and the differences between sustainability and resiliency and what those terms mean for New York.

The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled in favor of the taxpayer and overturned the decision by the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, which agreed with the local municipality’s right to impose tax on rental income under the Local Tax Enabling Act (LTEA). You may be eligible for a tax refund.

Honest Buildings interview with EisnerAmper Partner and co-chair of the real estate services Group, involved in over $50 billion of real estate transactions over the last 30 years. The interview discusses the high-end condo market, the impact of technology and New York’s landscape.

The SEC updated its Compliance & Disclosure Interpretations (C&DI) on the use of non-GAAP financial measures, clarifying misleading non-GAAP measures and for presentation of non-GAAP measures with greater prominence than comparable GAAP measures.

The SEC proposed rule changes to liquidity risk management practices used by open-end funds including mutual funds and exchange-traded funds. Here are the Key elements of proposed liquidity risk management programs as well as disclosure and reporting requirements.

A brief look at the long-awaited SEC proposed rule that would require public companies to disclose climate-related information in their annual 10-K filings.

Although non-GAAP measures are widely used by many registrants, companies should take great care when presenting non-GAAP financial measures to comply with Regulation G and Item 10(e) requirements. What does Regulation G apply to?

The SEC issued a new interim rule permitting issuers to include a summary section in their annual reports. The new SEC rule is in reaction to the FAST Act. Are companies and investors likely to find a Form 10-K summary useful? Should the summary appear at the beginning of the Form 10-K?

The SEC has stepped up 'Operation Broken Gate,' an enforcement effort originally begun in 2013 focused on auditors and audit committees. The SEC sees external auditors and audit committee members as critical gatekeepers in the financial reporting process.

New Jersey taxpayers have gotten a long-awaited change to the New Jersey R&D tax credit – specifically an Alternative Simplified Credit method. These changes are effective for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2018.

Krispy Kreme went public in 2000 and its stock reached an all-time high in 2003. JAB Beech Inc. is paying $21 per share to take Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. private. Learn more about the change and how the new entity will be a serious contender to Dunkin’ Donuts market dominance.