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AKA welcomes Scott Walsh as the EVP of Asset, Design & Development - Vimarsana News

AKA welcomes Scott Walsh as the EVP of Asset, Design & Development

AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences announces the appointment of Scott Walsh, Executive Vice President of Asset, Design & Development.

Scott Walsh has been appointed Executive Vice President (EVP) of Asset, Design & Development at AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences - Vimarsana News

Scott Walsh has been appointed Executive Vice President (EVP) of Asset, Design & Development at AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences

AKA Hotels + Hotel Residences, the longtime pioneer in luxury long-stay residences and creator of the World's Most Livable Hotels®, announces the appointment of Scott Walsh, Executive Vice President of Asset, Design & Development. Walsh's appointment comes at a pivotal point for AKA, as the brand executes its strategic growth plan introducing new properties and undertaking new projects. Walsh will oversee the renovation and transformation plans for existing AKA properties, as well as managing new ground-up developments involving construction, financing and lender relations.

Eric Adams Called Me a Plantation Owner for Defending Tenants - Vimarsana News

Eric Adams Called Me a Plantation Owner for Defending Tenants

Every week, I meet New York City tenants who simply can no longer pay their rent.

Housing interests - The Chief - Vimarsana News

Housing interests - The Chief

To the editor: New York has a toxic inequality problem, although it’s unlikely you’ll hear anything about this subject from Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams. The city, in terms of …

Annual Vote Spells Further Rent Increases For NYC's Stabilized Tenants - Vimarsana News

Annual Vote Spells Further Rent Increases For NYC's Stabilized Tenants

Tenants across nearly 1 million stabilized apartments in New York City are facing further rent increases starting later this year, following a raucous vote Wednesday night.