Construction & Design

The Brodsky Organization has topped out City Tower, the market-rate residential component of the upcoming City Point development in Downtown Brooklyn.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has announced that a joint investigation between the New York State Department of Labor and the Manhattan District Attorney’s

Service Center Metals, a Virginia company and one of the fastest-growing industrial assets in the Commonwealth, has been sold. Richmond businessman William H.

The Turin, Italy-based coffee company has a new office and showroom in Manhattan. The New York City architecture, design, and planning firm of Montroy

Forty states added construction jobs between July, 2018 and July, 2019, while construction employment increased in 25 states from June to July, according

When city council began compiling its construction safety bill earlier this year, a non-union workers advocacy group pushed for mandatory drug testing

Funding provided by the New York Building Foundation will enable participants in Building Skills New York (BSNY) to receive additional construction safety

A Bronx-based affordable housing developer scooped up three parcels in the borough’s Belmont section for roughly $4 million to build a 120,000 s/f, environmentally-conscious

Construction permits dipped for the first time in about a decade according to a recent report from the New York City Department of Buildings, signaling

Today, the economy is strong and construction is booming in New York. For the city’s labor unions, that means raising new skyscrapers, rehabilitating the

Thousands of city construction workers will gather at St patrick’s Cathedral tomorrow (Thursday) for the 10th Anniversary of Memorial Mass for victims

Union workers at the giant Hudson Yards development have hit back at a blockbuster lawsuit that accuses them of overpaying tradesmen, flouting safety regulations