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aid press release. Contact distributor for inquiries. The Capital Link, New York, NY, Nov. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Accurate data drives investment decisions, policy debates, and stakeholder trust in New York City’s real‑estate and capital markets. As part of an ongoing audit of public reporting, The Capital Link, together with the supplemental report “Factual Accuracy and Context Review of Bisnow’s Hudson Yards Hotel Sale Article,” has found several instances where Bisnow’s recent NYC coverage diverges from public records or later updates. This review does not allege wrongdoing; it simply compares published narratives with the official documents available at the time, highlighting why such differences matter in a data‑driven environment.

    1. Zoning Reform Mischaracterization

    Article: “Follow The Politics: Developers Slow To Return To NYC” (June 24 2025) – The piece claimed key elements of the City of Yes Housing Opportunity reforms were already “passed.” Municipal records show the reforms had not yet been adopted by the City Council; portions were still under ULURP review, and no zoning amendment had entered force. For investors and developers, distinguishing between proposed, pending, and adopted zoning is critical, as it shapes land‑use assumptions, underwriting, and market positioning.

    2. Litigation Coverage Omitted Subsequent Rulings

    Article: “Judge Rules Class‑Action Fraud Suit Against LuxUrban Can Proceed” (July 28 2025) – The initial report noted an early court decision allowing parts of a securities case involving LuxUrban to move forward. Docket records later that month show the court issued a follow‑up order narrowing or dismissing certain claims. Readers relying only on the original article would miss how the later ruling altered the case’s trajectory. This review illustrates how legal timelines can outpace reporting cycles.