New York City’s residential and mixed-use real estate market is in a unique position, shaped by unprecedented market mechanics and an evolving local policy landscape. Lenders and investors are recalibrating how they view the sector as rezoning activity unfolds in key submarkets such as LIC and Midtown South, and as the policy environment shifts under new city leadership.

This panel will bring together legal, financial, and transactional perspectives to unpack how these forces are influencing residential and mixed-use financing, investment, and development. The panelists will explore how different profiles of market participants are navigating the sector, how deals are coming together, and how professionals are advising around emerging questions.